CulturePublished: 8 July 2026 at 16:36

Elīna Konrade: Admitted to Prestigious School, Circus Teaches Self-Belief

New circus artist Elīna Konrade, who has been admitted to a prestigious school, shares how circus arts have boosted her confidence and pushed her boundaries.

Elīna Konrade, a new circus artist recently admitted to a prestigious school, spoke on Latvian Radio's program "Kultūras rondo" about the benefits of circus arts. She explained that in circus, one must constantly believe in oneself and dare to step beyond personal limits. This mindset has helped her gain confidence and take risks. Being accepted into the prestigious school is a testament to her talent and dedication, highlighting how circus can foster personal growth and self-assurance.

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