Genre
- Contemporary Circus
Age recommendation
5+- Production
Gravity & Other Myths
- Venue
- Duration
1h, no intermission
- Language
nonverbal, some easy circus English
About
What others are saying
"The best thing about it is the genuine interaction with the audience; one rarely gets this close to a contemporary circus performance. It demonstrates the essence of contemporary circus: awesome skill, trust, courage, warmth, and delight in competition."Karoliina Kiviluoto, &
"A genuinely jaw-dropping display of synchronicity and strength."Time Out, London
"This award-winning piece is never short of thrills. A total triumph."The Guardian
Working group
Created by | Martin Schreiber, Lachlan Binns, Jascha Boyce, Jacob Randell, Triton Tunis-Mitchell |
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Composer | Elliot Zoerner |
Pricing
- Standard44 €
- Small group (4+)42 €
- Pensioner40 €
- Groups (20+)40 €
- Student, unemployed, under 2525 €
- Theatre professional (10 days before)25 €
- Family ticket (2 adults, 2 under 25)116 €
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Gravity & Other Myths:
We're a circus company with roots in Adelaide, Australia. We utilise an honest approach to performance to create work with a focus on human connection and acrobatic virtuosity. Through this, we hope to maintain an exceptional and diverse artistic program. After forming 2009 as a group of young Adelaide artists with a passion for circus and physical theatre, we’ve spent the past 13 years growing steadily and creating six critically acclaimed main stage works.
Our most recent creations The Pulse and MACRO are our largest and most ambitious works thus far and probably the largest contemporary circus works in Australian history! These have elevated our artistic profile worldwide.
Our work strives to nurture human connection while challenging the genre of circus through conceptual sophistication and acrobatic virtuosity. We employ an honest approach to performance, illuminating the complexities of humanity through genuinity, humour and physical prowess.
As a leader of contemporary circus in Australia, we feel it is our responsibility to continue to challenge circus as an artform.
Gravity and Other Myths