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Samson Y Hiss: Circus Screams User Submitted

When: Fri., June 2, 8-9 p.m. and Sat., June 3, 8-9 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-816-3691
Email: infotron@pianofight.com
Price: $25
circusscreams.eventbrite.com
Screams rend the air, blood stains the ground, and the show goes on. Circus performers are being killed. The psychotic motorcycle stuntman, Suicide Sid is killing off other circus performers. One by one they are falling. By blade, hanging, arrow, and flame. It’s unnerving. It’s horrifying. And it won’t stop until he is left with no other choice, but to take to the air and end it. CIRCUS SCREAMS is a circus music travesty. From elephant trunks to motorcycle stunts, the music swings between deadly circus acts and the ravings of a lunatic mind. It’s new music and circus.

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