The excitement of aerial, like most circus modalities, is about short spectacular bursts of extraordinary artistry focused on a particular piece of equipment.
Duncan Macmillan’s acclaimed interactive comedy about family, love, loss and hope has delighted and moved audiences across the globe.
Tessa is a gun. And at the top of her game. A brilliant barrister who defends men charged with sexual assault, she is a gladiatorial master of emotions who can work a courtroom like no other.
Conductor, crusader, champion of new music and, with his shock of white curly hair, Rattle looks every bit the conductor. But if his appearance fits a stereotype, his professional approach is anything but.
Velvet Rewired is disco with a circus twist. Or circus with a disco soundtrack. Any way you describe it, it’s heaps of fun, with nostalgic hit after hit.
The show has a heightened energy that leans into sitcom-esque at times. The pace is fast as these two Gen Zs discuss some incredibly heavy subjects interspersed with humour to break the tension.
Are we enslaved by the machine or enriched by it? Are we caught in a technology trap that is increasing the gap? Do we tear down and rebuild or preserve the status quo?