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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TRITON TROUPERS CIRCUS SHOW DATES FOR 2019 (48th season). Triton Troupers Circus is an extraordinary show based out of Triton College near Chicago which has performed annually since 1972! The 2019 shows are on: Thursday April 11th - 7pm Friday April 12th - 7pm Saturday April 13th - *1pm and 7pm *1pm Saturday show includes ASL Interpreter. At 2001 N 5th Ave, River Grove IL. The Triton Troupers Circus performance is in the Robert M. Collins Center Gymnasium on the Triton campus, just West of Chicago, near North Avenue and Maywood Park. The Gym is on the EAST side of the street, adjacent to free parking lot and sports fields. All shows are wheelchair accessible, all ages, and animal-free. The show is about two hours long including an intermission, and drinks and snacks are sold. Show may include fog and strobes, as well as balloons and confetti. Doors open one hour before show time, so come early for best parking and tickets, and enjoy the clown pre-show. Tickets are just $6 purchased at the door before the show. For individual or group advanced ticket sales call Student Services at 708/456-0300 (TTY 800-526-0844). Triton Troupers Circus is a non-profit effort dedicated to the preservation of the circus arts and to the local community. Triton Troupers Circus features skilled performers in classic circus specialties such as Chairs, Clowning, Double Stunts, Globes, Gymwheel, Juggling, Statues, Teeterboard, Trampoline, Trapeze, Unicycle, Web, Wire, feats of strength and more. Come see our fun website: TritonTroupersCircus.com ========================================================== ADDITIONAL RESOURCES FOR PRESS Probable next year (2020) shows: April 2nd, 3rd, 4th. For additional information and resources please review the extensive press section of our website which includes promotional videos, photos, contact form and more. http://TritonTroupersCircus.com/press You may also contact the circus director, Terry White at 815-544-6545.

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