What does a circus ringmaster say?

Answer 1

Traditionally, the ringmaster's welcoming speech always starts with "Ladies and Gentlemen, Children of all Ages". For the Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Baily Circus, he continues with "Welcome to the Greatest Show on Earth!" For other troops, he will say "The circus is about to begin!" or something similar.

Answer 2

"Ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages", and then something about the specific circus. The traditional circus ringmaster is a key manager of the show along with the tentmaster, the transport manager, the advance publicity manager, the stable manager, and the front of house (seating) manager.

It is the ringmaster's job to make sure that all the artistes are available for the program (one might be sick) and to change acts around even during the show if needed. 'Track' or 'Run In' clowns are available to entertain the public for whatever length of time may be needed to fill in a crisis space should an artiste be delayed. He is also an artiste himself (usually a past act) so knows much about skills and requirements. He also manages the ring staff to make sure that rigging and equipment is put up safely -- for the act and the audience. He usually acts as the 'stand up' or straight man to act with the clowns in sketches. He is also usually the go-between on the site through the day between the shows, directors, and the artistes and the ring staff. In short, the ringmaster is a very powerful job.

Answer 3

Well, isn't that just a happy little question! A circus ringmaster might say all sorts of things to get the audience excited and ready for the show. They might announce the performers, share interesting facts about the acts, and of course, encourage everyone to sit back, relax, and enjoy the magical experience under the big top. Just like painting, being a ringmaster is all about spreading joy and creating special moments for people to remember.

Answer 4

A circus ringmaster typically welcomes the audience, introduces the various acts, and provides commentary throughout the performance to engage and entertain the spectators. They may also use phrases such as "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages" to address the audience and create excitement. Additionally, ringmasters often use a commanding and theatrical voice to captivate the crowd and maintain the energy and flow of the show.

Answer 5

A circus ringmaster typically says something like "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, welcome to the greatest show on Earth!" They're basically the hype person for the circus, trying to get everyone excited for the acts to come. Just picture a top hat, a whip, and a whole lot of flair.

Answer 6

Nothing, he has already announced them before they walk into the ring

Answer 7

Depends on what acts or attractions they are spealing to get people to come see...

Answer 8

A ringmaster starts off with "Welcome Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls. Welcome..." At Welcome it will say the circus name. "This is an Amazing and Spectacular show you are about to witness."

Answer 9

Stop clowning around.