David Spindler was born and raised in West Berlin, where he discovered his natural gift for comedy as a child and began his career as a clown. Over the years, working with animals became an equal passion — particularly his Haflinger horses and Black Forest foxes, with whom he captivated audiences for many seasons.
As the younger generation stepped into the spotlight, David transitioned into a behind-the-scenes role, where his boundless curiosity and encyclopedic general knowledge make him an indispensable problem-solver. A lifelong sports enthusiast, he still enjoys soccer and tennis in his free time, and is a devoted father of four.

Benjamin Spindler was born and raised in the circus. He made his performing debut at age three alongside his father Max Spindler, went on to present equestrian artistry at ten, and mastered the high wire at thirteen. At sixteen he ascended to solo trapeze, performing at the top of the big top until a fall at age 27 brought his aerial career to a close.
Undeterred, Benjamin channeled his experience and passion into leadership, becoming the company’s Ringmaster and touring director — a role he has embraced with the same drive and ambition that defined his performing years. He continues to guide the circus through new cities and new adventures.

Magdalena Kaiser was born into a circus and acrobatics family, first stepping into the ring at age three for a hand-balancing act with her father and older sister. A year later she won second prize at the Circus Festival in Wiesbaden — a sign of the career to come.
She grew up performing across a wide range of disciplines: aerial acrobatics, rope dancing, equestrian arts, and animal work. From age fourteen she trained and performed as a warrior and Amazon in her parents’ medieval jousting shows, continuing until she was twenty. After meeting Benjamin Spindler and joining the family circus, she has continued to expand her repertoire with aerial acrobatics, swing rope, and fire performance. A mother of four, all of whom have performed since early childhood, Magdalena still appears in the show with her dog act and aerial acts — always delighted to share her love of the circus with a new audience.

Born into the circus, Damien was performing handstand acts at age eleven after training with Russian artists. He is also an accomplished trampoline jumper and natural comedian in the ring.
Outside the big top, Damien is passionate about football — he was accepted into the First Vienna FC academy at age eight and has loved the sport ever since. Circus artistry, it turns out, suits him just as well.

Growing up in the circus, Marvin took his first steps in the ring as a clown before discovering juggling — a discipline he pursued with singular dedication from a young age. By thirteen he was performing as a juggler with Circus Safari, and the roles of clown and juggler have been his hallmarks ever since.
Marvin thrives on the connection with a live audience and is genuinely excited to bring his long-practiced craft to American circus fans for the first time. When he is not in the ring, you will likely find him on a soccer field.

Summer first entered the ring at age three, beginning with children’s acrobatics before developing a hula hoop act with her cousins. Training steadily over the years with Karina Maskina and other visiting artists, she channeled her skills into a stunning aerial strap act at age 16.
Now a fully integrated member of the company, Summer brings a natural, youthful energy to every performance that never fails to connect with audiences. Offstage, she is every bit a teenager — devoted to her friends, her phone, shopping, and her baby brother.

Bonnie is a circus child through and through. She began performing with hula hoops as a toddler, and at twelve is already working in the air on a static ring. A passionate and committed artist, Bonnie brings the same attention to detail to her performances that she brings to dancing and makeup — staying current with the latest trends and applying them to her showmanship.

Lee is the company’s resident little clown — equally adept at making children laugh and catching grown-ups off guard. Still exploring his range of acts, Lee brings genuine enthusiasm to everything he tries. Like his brother Damien, he is a dedicated soccer fan and happiest when chasing a ball.

Kingston made his ring debut as a clown at age two — though he appears only when the mood strikes him. When he is not performing, Kingston can be found enjoying music and playing with his collection of tractors and construction vehicles.

Karina Maskina began training at the Jauniba Circus School in Riga in 1991, studying aerial gymnastics, acrobatics, juggling, balancing, unicycle, choreography, and more. She earned international recognition early, winning prizes at circus youth festivals in Sweden, Denmark, and Germany throughout the mid-1990s, and was awarded the Grand Prix at the European Youth Circus Festival in Wiesbaden in 1998 for her trapeze act — an achievement that led to an invitation to the prestigious Festival International du Cirque de Monte-Carlo.
Her professional career has taken her across Europe: Circus Charlie (Denmark), the stationary Riga Circus, Circus Coliseu Lisboa, the State Circus of Moscow (Netherlands), NOCK Circus (Switzerland), Circus Bellucci (Italy), and the Circusfabrikken school (Denmark), where she worked as a trainer. Since 2013 she has performed with Circus Safari in Austria, specializing in trapeze, rope, silks, stuntwork, and fire performance. She holds a professional aerobics and water aerobics instructor certification from Latvia.

Sofia has grown up in the circus — quite literally accompanying her mother, Karina Maskina, from show to show across Europe from infancy. She began performing with a hula hoop act at Circus Safari in Austria at age three and a half, and trained continuously alongside her mother.
In 2021 she joined the ViennaVictory Rhythmic Gymnastics Club for additional training in rhythmic gymnastics and ballet. She now performs a solo flying pole act and is deeply passionate about the circus in all its forms. A certified lashmaker, Sofia brings the same precision and artistry to beauty as she does to performance.

A Master of Sport in acrobatics, Sonia trained at the Children’s Youth Sports School No. 1 from 2009 to 2021, competing in international competitions and earning first, second, and third-place finishes.
She currently performs in the “Duo Passion” act, specializing in hand-to-hand acrobatics and aerial ring, with a particular focus on handstand and aerial work. Her professional credits include performances in Germany, and multiple seasons with Circus Safari.