Adelaide Fringe 2024: Top Picks: Circus

From aerial feats to electro sounds, every kind of circus is coming to Adelaide

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Oat, Milk and Honey
Photo by Jack Fenby
Published 05 Feb 2024

Artist / Acrobat

Gluttony, until 17 March

Acrobatics take place around fragile ceramic sculptures in this collaborative piece from Australian contemporary artist Sam Matthewman and circus performer Emily Loe.

 

Tender

Fool's Paradise, until 17 March

Cirque X disassemble gender constructs and binaries in this show that combines circus and cabaret, celebrating themes of love, desire, and vulnerability through a queer gaze.

Yoah photo by Kei Yamada

YOAH

Gluttony, until 10 March

Japanese contemporary circus company CIRQUEWORK present the Australian premiere of their latest work, which fuses Japanese drums, electro sounds and visual effects for a unique circus experience.

Apricity photo by Rob Blackburn

Apricity

Fool's Paradise, until 3 March

A brand new production from acclaimed contemporary circus company Casus Creations, which centres around the power of human connection in times of darkness through the use of mesmerising aerial apparatuses, acrobatics, visuals and more.

 

Oat Milk & Honey

Gluttony, until 25 February

Fresh from a hugely successful Edinburgh Fringe, collaborative performance company Sound of Circus Australia bring their multi-award winning work to Adelaide. Featuring a stunning pairing of acrobatics and live music to explore the human experience of anxiety.