Cirque Mechanics Tickets

Cirque Mechanics Show Tickets

Experience an innovative show full of wonder once you purchase Cirque Mechanics tickets. The thrilling event incorporates inspiring stories with circus acrobatics, mechanical wonder and a good dose of humor. Cirque Mechanics was founded in 2004 by Chris Lashua, a Boston native and German Wheel artist. Following his successful collaborative project with the Circus Center of San Francisco, Birdhouse Factory, Cirque Mechanics quickly became a premier American circus thanks to its special ways of storytelling and never-before-seen mechanical staging.

Described by Spectacle Magazine as “the greatest contribution to the American circus since Cirque du Soleil”, the show is heavily inspired by modern circus but finds its roots in its mechanics and endless stories of American ingenuity. The raw realism of Cirque Mechanics is unparalleled and makes for a timeless event. The shows are known for their innovative qualities, thanks to the work of Lashua and Aloysia Gavre, who are responsible for the creation of a mechanical trolley device that has changed theatrical work since 2004. The invention made it possible to showcase both the acrobatic and mechanical worlds on stage for the public to witness. Get your Cirque Mechanics tickets now to secure your spot for the next performance.

How much do tickets for Cirque Mechanics cost?

Cirque Mechanics ticket prices are based on seating location and which ticket packages you select with $189 being the average price you’ll pay.

Are VIP tickets available for Cirque Mechanics?

Yes, VIP upgrades and premium seats are available for as much as $468.

Where to find cheap Cirque Mechanics tickets?

Fans can find great affordable tickets starting as low as $89 by selecting seats away from the stage.

Cirque Mechanics 2025 Schedule

Cirque Mechanics doesn't have any upcoming performances scheduled at this time. Check out more upcoming live shows in your city.

How long does Cirque Mechanics last?

A Cirque Mechanics show typically lasts 90 to 105 minutes with no intermission. The duration can vary slightly depending on the location and specific performance.