Flying Circus SG

Flying Circus SG

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From in stadia experiences, digital content and live streaming of your event, we aim to always keep you connected with your audience.

Established in 2017, Flying Circus is a collaborative of passionate individuals whose aim is to elevate and enhance the level of engagement with sports fans. At Flying Circus, we understand that sport is nothing without fans. We aim to create an all encompassing platform for fans to be entertained. From unforgettable in stadium experiences, social media engagement and live streaming of your event, we strive to always keep you connected to your audience.

Photos from Flying Circus SG's post 18/08/2026

The PPA Asia 500 Leapmotor Singapore Open brought the 500-tier tournament to Singapore for the first time last month. Four days at The Sports Arina@Expo that sounded a lot like a home crowd.

We had the run of the show on the Championship Court. Fan cams, polls, trivia, giveaways, and the ongoing business of keeping a room switched on between points in a sport where the points come thick and fast.

Pickleball was new territory for us. The question we start with never changes: what does this crowd need to feel part of it?

Thank you to PPA Tour Asia and Kin Global Ltd for trusting us with the sport presentation for the , and to everyone who came out.

📸: PPA Tour Asia

Photos from Flying Circus SG's post 11/08/2026

Chelsea in Johor, and a Sultan Ibrahim Stadium that did not sit still all night.

It was our first time building a show at this ground. The players walked out to a hype reel and a light show. Roberto Di Matteo talked Chelsea with the crowd. Fan engagement ran right through the evening, for both sets of supporters.

The aim was straightforward. Make it feel like Chelsea for the travelling fans, make it feel like home for the JDT end, and let the football do the rest. Six goals later, it did.

Thank you to TEG Sport for trusting us with this one, just north of home.



📸: TEG Sport

Photos from Flying Circus SG's post 14/07/2026

For the second year running, Singapore hosted the NBA Rising Stars Invitational. Twenty-four U18 teams from across Asia Pacific, a week of elite competition, and a show built around moments that stay with you.

Stuff the Magic Dragon brought his particular brand of chaos and joy to every session. AntiGravity's trampoline dunk team pulled off things that physics probably should not allow. Jeremy Lin, Mitch Richmond, Rui Hachimura and Lauren Jackson were in the building, giving these young players a glimpse of where the game can take them.

Youth sport is where the love of the game is formed. Getting the fan experience right at a tournament like this matters in ways that go beyond the scoreboard.



📸: Jr. NBA Asia

Photos from Flying Circus SG's post 08/07/2026

June had us calling the show across three of the biggest stages in FIBA 3x3, and one of them was ours to build from scratch.

More than 100,000 visitors attended the FIBA 3x3 World Cup 2026 in Warsaw, where we produced a week long tournament with sold out evening sessions every day. We also helped produce and showcall Dunk Mania, a brand new team based dunk competition making its debut on the world stage. Every beat of that show was built with two audiences in mind: the crowd inside the arena, and everyone who would see it on broadcast and social.

In Amsterdam, we stood alongside the Women's Series and World Tour, keeping every standard and requirement where it needed to be.

And closer to home, Singapore hosted its first ever FIBA 3x3 Challenger, the Lion City Challenger. We were proud to help build the fan experience for it from the ground up, on home turf, for a first of its kind event.

Different stages, different roles, same standard.

📸: FIBA 3x3

Photos from Flying Circus SG's post 23/05/2026

Last June, Singapore became the home of the NBA's first regional high-school basketball tournament in Asia Pacific.

24 U18 teams from 11 countries gathered at the Kallang Tennis Hub for the NBA Rising Stars Invitational. Yao Ming presented the trophy at the opening ceremony alongside other NBA and WNBA stars. Burnie, the Miami Heat mascot, brought the noise and the crowd to their feet. The Laker Girls performed. And over the course of the week, more than 9,000 fans came through the doors.

Next month, it all comes back to Singapore. OCBC Arena, 22 to 28 June 2026. See you there!

📸: NBA Asia

Photos from Flying Circus SG's post 19/05/2026

Back-to-back Singapore Premier League champions. Congratulations to Lion City Sailors Football Club and every fan who packed the stands and made those nights what they were.

For the past two seasons, Flying Circus has been part of the matchday team producing the sport presentation at Sailors home games. Our job was to make the atmosphere feel worthy of the occasion. The fans brought the noise. We made sure the stage was set for them.

Grateful for the trust put in us by the club, and to every crew member who showed up every single matchday.

📸: Lion City Sailors

16/04/2026

When the Football Association of Singapore asked us to help turn Singapore vs Bangladesh into a true fan celebration—and mark qualification for the AFC Asian Cup—we knew we had to create a moment.

So we started with the simplest move: lights out at the Singapore National Stadium.

From there, it was all about building energy.
Lasers cutting through the dark.
Flames hitting on cue.
And a crowd that was ready for it.

Turn the sound up for this one—you’ll hear exactly when it lands.

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