Le CIRQUE du BOTTE-CUL, is a big top under an umbrella, Mr Loyal and his artists in corks, toilet paper and crisps. Le CIRQUE du BOTTE-CUL allows them to shine in the ring rather than at the bottom of a dustbin. From the outside, it's a miniature big top with people underneath: hurry, hurry! There's still one seat available! Inside, you will see one of the smallest and riskiest shows of our time. I might as well warn you that the artists don't always survive the cute but bloody performances: the sword swallower tries to keep his cool, Mr. Chips the gunman risks his life every time, and Mrs. Tutu the one-legged tightrope walker defies the laws of gravity. And what about the botte-cul*? He comes on stage when the children come under the big top and Madame Loyal uses him to adapt to their height. Indeed, the CIRQUE du BOTTE-CUL is made for everyone, young and old. You are welcome! *Vaudois dialect (CH): a milking seat used by farmers. In danger of extinction.