I've done my show thousands of times, but every time it's different because I never know what my audience members are going to do. We don't want everything to be perfectly controlled. We invite chaos into the show. No, says Laliberte. He says he keeps the company in private hands, sharing profits with the employees, precisely so it will keep sticking its neck out joyfully.
Business is difficult.
And we decided to try to make it as fun that we do our creativity. Because nobody can imagine doing this. Our day at the circus was over. But that hurts. And I at the end of my tethers, trying over and over to do just one gymnastic maneuver.