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The Pirates Live show has moved online because of the Covid lockdown. - Credit: Hippodrome Circus A popular Hippodrome show can now be watched online after the Covid pandemic forced the cancellation of the live show. The  hit show Pirates Live is a 75-minute film, which has captured the Hippodrome’s unique circus-theatre hybrid show with cinema style shots and a new cast. it is an all-new version and has Captain Jack Hawkseye and Pirate Johnny played by family favourites Jack Jay and Johnny Mac battling the evil pirate Blackeye played by James Franklin trying to invade the Port of Great ...

The Hippodrome has not received any funding from the government's culture recovery fund. - Credit: James Bass The director of Great Yarmouth's Hippodrome said it was in a "perilous" situation after being snubbed in a multi-million Covid recovery fund handout. Jack Jay, producer and director of shows at the Hippodrome, said he was still determined to make a success of the future. A spokesperson for the Arts Council said that the fund was oversubscribed and there were other ways for the Hippodrome to secure funding. Jack Jay, producer and director at the Hippodrome has been left bitterly disa...

Published: 6:00 AM January 14, 2021    Peter Jay with his son Jack Jay at the Hippodrome Circus in Great Yarmouth.December 2014.Picture: James Bass - Credit: Eastern Daily Press © 2014 With Norfolk's theatres and music venues currently closed, those working hard behind the scenes have revealed when they think they will be able to welcome audiences back.  As the nation was plunged into another lockdown at the start of January, performances scheduled for early 2021 were either cancelled or postponed. While there is currently no reopening date for venues to aim for, largely dependent on the ...

Published: 9:24 AM December 30, 2020    The Hippodrome Circus is helping people to celebrate the end of 2020 with a free streaming of its Christmas Show and NYE countdown from 7pm which they can watch from their sofas. - Credit: Hippodrome Circus For Great Yarmouth's Hippodrome Circus New Year's Eve is usually the biggest night of the year. Always sold out, it adds a few extra bells and whistles for its whooping audience as it flips and juggles into January. Moving into Tier 4 on Boxing Day meant cancelling some 30 shows including its New Year's Eve special. Instead, the circus is coming t...

Jack Jay and Ben Langley at the Great Yarmouth Hippodrome's Christmas Spectacular 2020 - Credit: www.streetviewmarketing.co.uk After the horrific year we’ve all had, the circus is the perfect antidote: magic, glitter, daredevil acts, laughs, acrobatics, big musical numbers, light shows, fireworks, thrills, spills and a balloon so big it can swallow a human. For an audience with Zoom fatigue, the sheer joy of being back seeing live entertainment (safely, it goes without saying, the audience has been pared back to a third of what it usually is and social distancing is in place) had me welling...