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The 11 pages that link to Street performance, each with the reason it gives.

• CircusCompared with: Unlike a ticketed circus, it usually unfolds in open public space without a dedicated venue.

• Musical performanceBroader topic: Street performance places music in everyday public life and exposes it to passersby.

• Street magicNarrower topic: Street magic is one form of this broader public performance practice.

• JugglingRelated: Juggling's portable props and visible skill make it well suited to public performance.

• Cups and ballsRelated: The routine can build a crowd through repeated visual surprises and a strong finish.

• Mime artistRelated: Mime artists can use open spaces and immediate audience response as their stage.

• Sword swallowingRelated: Some contemporary sword swallowers perform outdoors for passing crowds.

• Town squareRelated: Open, visible space lets performers draw passersby into shared attention.

• Emperor NortonRelated: Norton's uniformed appearances made the city's streets part of his imperial stage.

• Flash mobCompared with: Street performers generally remain visible and perform repeatedly rather than assemble and disperse as a group.

• Philippe PetitNarrower topic: Petit developed as a performer in public settings before undertaking landmark walks.