ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月23日 12時07分

Ringling Brothers has shut down in the United States, but the big top lives on in Russia, where a deeply-rooted circus tradition soars above today’s geopolitical conflicts. Created in 1927, the M.N. Rumyantsev State School of Circus and Variety Arts — a 4-year program with 180 students who attend free of charge — bills itself as the world’s first full-fledged #circus college. Competition to get into the Moscow Circus School, as it’s commonly known, is nowhere near as fierce now as in Soviet times, when hundreds often applied for each spot. Nonetheless, at this year’s finals performance, more than 2 dozen members of the school’s graduating class attempted to win over talent scouts with hair-raising feats of flight and balance. @mjrhill photographed @ulyana__plotnikova, a third-year student, showing off her juggling skills at the Moscow Circus School; swipe left to see more photos of graduates who throw themselves, and not caps, in the air. #?

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