What happens at the circus once night falls, the acts are over, and the audiences have all gone home?

Imagine what the tightrope walker, the horsewoman, the clown, the contortionist, or even the bird and the tiger are up to at this hour? Perhaps the sword-swallower has awful indigestion? Or are some slipping away? The contortionist is probably still unknotting himself while the clowns... keep clowning around! In the pages of this simple, endearing picture-book, Didier Lévy, using a brush for the first time, invites children to find out how each circus member goes about their own lives after hours. And when everyone, performers and audience alike, have fallen fast asleep, the circus can take wing at last, like a comet, for the land of dreams… G'night!