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LEGENDARY ONE-WOMAN CIRCUS SPECTACLE LANDS AT CITY WINERY ATLANTA Leah Orleans’ Tiny Girl Big Show Takes The Stage February 28

February 25, 2026
LEGENDARY ONE-WOMAN CIRCUS SPECTACLE LANDS AT CITY WINERY ATLANTA Leah Orleans’ Tiny Girl Big Show Takes The Stage February 28

LEGENDARY ONE-WOMAN CIRCUS SPECTACLE LANDS AT CITY WINERY ATLANTA
Leah Orleans’
Tiny Girl Big Show Takes The Stage February 28

Tiny Girl Big Show circus poster with contortionist, City Winery, Feb 29 show details and glowing stars

City Winery Atlanta, a beloved hub for live performance and creative community, is thrilled to present Tiny Girl Big Show, the critically acclaimed magnetic blend of razor-sharp comedy and high-danger circus artistry from creator and unapologetic force of nature Leah Orleans, on Saturday, February 28 at 7:00 PM. 

Get Tickets Now citywinery.com/atlanta


This show is a celebration of body autonomy, queer joy, and radical self-expression. Orleans blends knife juggling, acrobatics, and bow‑and‑arrow foot archery with boundless humor and a stage presence that radiates warmth, rebellion, and pure joy.  As
Voyage Tampa raves, the show is “witty, brilliant and mind‑blowing,” while Broadway World simply calls it “hilarious.”

Her performances are a love letter to the weird, the wonderful, and the wildly human. 

The one-woman phenomenon behind it all - artist, comedian, and creative firecracker Leah Orleans - brings a show so original, so daring, and so laugh-out-loud unpredictable that The Court Chronicles describes it as “A masterclass in variety performance.” Her physical feats are matched only by her stage presence: fearless, mischievous, and utterly disarming. Audiences agree—Orleans has performed more than 2,000 shows across 49 states and six countries, earning standing ovations around the globe. As Ryan Zubrick of Zubrick Magic Theater puts it, “With Tiny Girl Big Show, there is never a dull moment; her contortion skills are simply mesmerizing.”

Atlanta’s arts scene continues to thrive as a home for bold, genre‑defying voices, and Tiny Girl Big Show fits right into that cultural heartbeat. City Winery’s intimate setting offers audiences a rare chance to experience Orleans’ fearless artistry up close — a night of laughter, spectacle, and liberating, queer‑positive magic.

Tickets are on sale now. For more information and to reserve your seats, visit citywinery.com/atlanta

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