來認識這位勇敢的舞者，他正像 Take That 的巨像尾巴一樣搖擺！

Briony Albert is capturing the attention of Take That fans during the Circus Tour at Manchester's Etihad Stadium. While many people come to see the famous band members Gary, Mark, and Howard, Briony is becoming a star in her own right. She performs as the tail of a giant mechanical elephant, suspended 30 feet above the stage, wearing a silver helmet and goggles. Her daring act has gone viral, with thousands of fans sharing videos of her swinging and moving like an elephant's tail. Briony describes her role as fun, silly, and enjoyable, and she loves hearing the crowd's excitement. She has been working with Take That for 17 years and first played the elephant's tail during their last Circus tour nearly two decades ago.

To prepare for this year's tour, Briony had to train hard to regain the strength needed for her unique role. She admits that it took her about three months to get back into shape and feel confident during rehearsals. Briony is aware that she is older now, which made the training more challenging, but she is proud of her progress. Her costume this year allows her to move more gracefully and elegantly than before, adding to the magical effect of her performance.

The reveal of the giant elephant is one of the most surprising moments in the show. The stage opens up, and suddenly, the massive elephant appears, made from wire mesh and purple material. Briony is clipped on by her ankles and waist as the elephant rises into the air. She tries to mimic the movements of a real elephant's tail, bringing creativity and life to the mechanical creature. Other performers help operate the elephant, with some inside the legs, others moving the ears, and even water spraying from the trunk. Briony enjoys the teamwork and camaraderie among the performers, which makes the tour special for her. The Circus Tour is filled with circus-themed decorations, trapeze artists, and colorful costumes, creating a lively and unforgettable experience for fans. Briony is happy to be part of the show and hopes to continue entertaining audiences with her unique talent.