NO SAINT’S CIRCUS

No Saints Circus is a villain-themed erotic circus and variety show, 18+, debuting on All Saints' Day, Sunday, November 1, 2026, in Fort Collins.

This is a stage for the evil within, and how seductive it can be. Here, the villain doesn't get defeated, evil wins. It's a space for the parts of your performer self that are strange, dark, or unsettling in a way that doesn't have a home in a "pretty" show. If you've got a skill, a character, or an instinct that never quite fits the bill elsewhere, this is where it belongs.

No Saints Circus is an independent production, co-produced by Zombie Love & Magpie. We're building it with a focus on high-caliber technical and performance skill in a professional show atmosphere, and we're an aggressively LGBTQ+ friendly company. This is a small show in its first year, with plans to grow into larger venues and audiences in the years ahead.

OPEN CASTING CALL - CLOSES 07/31/2026

We're now casting our debut show and looking for aerial, drag, and ground-based acts built around a clear villain character. We want performances with real teeth: dark, sexy, dangerous, unsettling. Gore, body horror, SFX makeup, and elaborate costuming are all welcome here. If it's too strange for a "normal" show, that's exactly what we're after.

We're looking for performers who bring cooperation and professionalism to the room, because we're all doing this for the love of the show and a good time depends on everyone having fun making it.

A note on fit: we're not casting acts built primarily around cuteness, sweetness, or a "pretty and pleasant" tone this year, and we're prioritizing character-driven work over technical display alone. For this venue and this year specifically, we're also not able to accommodate fire, liquid blood, or other fluids. We'd love to revisit that as the show grows.

Pitch us an act. A full routine or finished choreography isn't required. We want to hear your concept. Because Halloween is a busy season, we're opening casting early and plan to finalize the lineup well ahead of the show, so performers have plenty of time to build and rehearse.