Beyond Angkor Wat: Two Cities, One Circus Festival You’ve seen the sunrise at Angkor Wat. If you’re in Cambodia in mid-November 2026, there’s a good reason to look beyond Angkor temples. Tini Tinou means “here and there” in Khmer. It’s a biennial international circus...
Tini Tinou: 2016 Wrap Up By Chloe Belford The Tini Tinou International Circus Festival has finished for another year. This year’s 10th anniversary of the festival brought together troupes from across the world to experience Cambodia, with two weeks of shows, parades,...
Tini Tinou: Sustainability in the Arts Conference To kick off the 2016 edition of Tini Tinou, we co-hosted a conference about “Sustainability in the Arts” with Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) at the Institut Francais du Cambodge. The event included three panel...
Tini Tinou: Connections – Lasting friendships made in the circus! by Chloe Belford One of the most important aspects of the Tini Tinou International Circus Festival is the chance for artists from across the world to meet, learn from each other, and collaborate...
Tini Tinou: Q&A with Canada’s first family of trampoline by Tida Nou Circus artists from five countries will perform at the Tini Tinou International Circus Festival from April 28-May 10 in Phnom Penh, Battambang and Siem Reap. Artists will also participate...
Tini Tinou: How to Plan a Festival By Tida Nou Organizing the Tini Tinou International Circus Festival is a bit like a juggling act. Lots of balls are thrown in the air, and you hope that you can catch some, toss others into the air and mix them up in just the right...
