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Omnium Circus puts inclusivity in center ring at the Madison Center on March 22
Omnium's joyously uplifting show features America's Got Talent finalist Mandy Harvey and a host of incredible circus talent

Omnium Circus will brings its jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring show, “I’m Possible,” to the Madison Center for the Arts (5601 N 16th Street, Phoenix, AZ) on Sunday, March 22 at 3:00 pm as part of their 2026 tour. Tickets are available at omniumcircus.org and tickets.themadison.org.
Omnium’s award-winning production, “I’m Possible” is joyously uplifting, showcasing a cast of extraordinary talent reminding us of the enduring power of the human spirit. Led by Deaf singer-songwriter Mandy Harvey, an America’s Got Talent finalist and Golden Buzzer winner as co-Ringmaster. She’ll be joined by America’s first ever Deaf Ringmaster, Malik Paris. The show will also feature the stage debut of six-time Para Climbing World Cup Gold Medal champion, Melissa Ruiz and Special Olympics Silver Medal-winning aerial artist Danny Franzel.
Omnium Circus provides world-class multi-generational family entertainment that is comprehensively inclusive, ensuring everyone is able to get in on the action. Now in its fifth year of entertaining audiences, Omnium presents a unique mix of award-winning artistry, memorable music, side-splitting laughter, and a heartwarming story in their limit-defying & life-affirming spectacle.
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The New York Times has called Omnium Circus, “genuinely extraordinary.” It is the only circus in the United States to be presented bilingually in English and American Sign Language, and it incorporates unprecedented audience accessibility. Among the special accommodations provided are live audio description, tactile experiences, relaxed seating for neurodiverse and sensory sensitive audience members to ensure that Omnium can be enjoyed by all.
“We are so excited to come back to Phoenix with our entirely revamped show at the Madison Center for the Arts,“ said Founder and Executive Director Lisa B. Lewis. “Every time our performers step on stage, they know their job is not only to present a spectacular performance that you’ll enjoy while you’re in your seat, but to create a moment that you’ll remember long after the performance has ended.”
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For more information about Omnium, please visit www.omniumcircus.org.