Orlando, FL – POMP, SNOW & CIRQUEumstance has been honored by the 47th Annual Telly Awards, earning a Silver Winner award for Immersive Holiday Show and Experiences and as a Bronze Winner for Immersive Holiday Kids & Family Show.
Recognized for redefining immersive holiday entertainment for audiences of all ages, the award-winning productions are known for their innovative blend of live theater, circus arts, magic, animation and audience interaction.
Following its acclaimed 2025 season, POMP, SNOW & CIRQUEumstance will return this Christmas season to Gaylord Palms Resort in Orlando and Gaylord Opryland Resort in Nashville, while also launching a new production at Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas.
Inspired by the popular storybook series created by Broadway director and producer Neil Goldberg, the productions transport guests into a fully immersive holiday world featuring larger-than-life visuals, interactive storytelling, and high-energy live performances.
The Telly Awards selects from over 14,000 entries spanning 55 countries and are judged by 250 industry leaders from Google, HBO, Netflix & more. Other 2026 Award winners include Paramount TV, Warner Brothers Discovery, FOX Entertainment, MoMA, Sony Music, Al Jazeera, Amazon, United Talent Agency, People Inc., & Olympic Channel.
Now a 15-time international book award recipient and 12-time Telly Award winner, POMP, SNOW & CIRQUEumstance is a unique children’s, family, and lifestyle brand that has emerged as a global phenomenon with its whimsical storytelling and spectacular live and immersive experiences. What began as a beloved children’s book series has grown into a vibrant, multi-platform franchise, featuring theatrical productions, television specials, an animated series, toys, apparel, and immersive retail experiences.
For show tickets and information, visit: www.pompsnowcirque.com
Media Contact: Stacey Keller Stacey@PompSnowCirque.com
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