Cirque du Soleil is behind some of the most popular shows of the last few decades, selling out huge arenas across the globe with its contemporary circus performances.
Some of the world's most talented acrobats, contortionists and gymnasts are part of the company, which has even taken its shows onto ice skates in recent years.
There have been dozens of different shows since Cirque du Soleil was founded in 1984, including the recent Avatar-inspired Toruk.
While nothing can beat the thrill of seeing the gravity-defying, awe-inspiring skill of the live shows, Cirque du Soleil is trying to stay connected with fans during the coronavirus outbreak.
The company has uploaded show footage and behind-the-scenes videos to help you get your circus fix for the time being.
It includes an hour-long show reel of some of the best moments from its shows such as O, Luzia, and Kurios.
The amazing videos give an up-close view never seen before, so fans can see every pointed toe and every paint stroke on every costume.
As well as the 60-minute special, there's a virtual reality offering for those with VR technology at home.
You can also browse a selection of musical highlights - with live video footage - on the Cirque du Soleil Youtube channel.
A statement posted on their website said: "At Cirque du Soleil, we offer an escape from everyday life through the delight and whimsy of our shows.
"Now more than ever, we want to do our little part to spread joy, even from afar, directly to your safe spaces."
You can see the Cirque du Soleil shows at cirquedusoleil.com/cirqueconnect.
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