The Cirque du Sin

CIRQUE DU SIN

The ever-so-humble "Lulu" finally opens his doors to you!

The exterior is drenched in magicked lights of red and gold, giving a loud, proud and regal glow to the building that almost seemed to spring up overnight in Gray Ward. There are apple motifs everywhere, and there is always the facsimile of a grinning snake nearby, watching with glittering marble eyes. Get your tickets fast, for most nights bear long lines of curious folk what wondered what goes on inside this 'Cirque du Sin'...

Once inside, there is always some sort of music playing, bold brass that made the toes tap or a woodwind wolf-whistle that stroked the chin and invited all to leave their cares outside. Passing by a performer on their way to here or there made the latter point abundantly clear, costume designs always on the side of flashy, flirty, and flamboyant. You smell a bit of warm chocolate in the air, cotton candy or the hot butter of fresh-popped popcorn. You realize you're absolutely starving. Feel free to grab yourself some. You've been good enough today, and can already feel the sugar melting on the tongue or the warm kernels of corn fluff crunching under each bite. Go on. Have some.
You've earned it.

There are shows four times a week, ranging from your circus fare of death-defying stunts, acrobatics, jokes and music galore to the bawdy burlesque nights where performers let it all hang out, dazzling and enticing audiences with myriad skills of their own! My, my! Check out that leg work! (The ringmaster stresses you keep those kids at home or find a sitter.)

Ever had dreams of running away to the circus, or perhaps you feel like throwing on a pair of fishnets, sparkly tassels and giving yourself a nightlife stage persona? ...Or both? Then this place is for you to achieve your dreams! Rumor has it that the Visitor Ringmaster is a clever, resourceful, and handsome Devil who can hook you up with a job. Just sign on the line...



"Free will. It's like butterfly wings: Once touched, they never get off the ground. No, I only set the stage. You pull your own strings..."

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