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Fringe In Freo

Thursday January 21 – Sunday January 24
6pm-9pm

Bask in the glow of the fairy lights, sip a drink from the Carnibar and soak up a balmy summer evening in Fremantle before heading into the Big Top for evening of circus. First up is Le Double Bill, two shows in one! “Get Fit with Jane Funda” will explore the challenges of a fluorescent 80s disco aerobics workout. Then, “Down.Rebound.” will take you on a journey of friendship, connection and the grit required to put on a show. Le Double Bill is presented by Simon Wood, Ben Kotovski-Steele and Cat Ranieri with support from the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.

After the lights, acrobatics and lycra of Le Double Bill, grab another round from the Carni-Bar and settle in for “The Fall, A Divorce and Peacocks”, Chloe Shadlow’s solo show about falling hard, spinal injuries and one woman’s audacity to bounce back.

From Fluoro lights to fractured hearts, dynamic duos to daring women,  Fringe at CircusWA’s Freo Big Top has got stories to share for all lovers of circus, determination, friendship and theatrics.

This is an accessible event. Please contact CircusWA with any access requirements.

Risk it All

Saturday December 12th 2pm-5pm

Be daring and feel the thrill of circus. Risk it All at CircusWA on Saturday December 12th.
Over three hours you will get to:
• Walk on stilts
• Climb the king poles
• Scale the Big Top
• Walk a high-wire
• Stand two people high
* WARNING! It’s completely safe
for anyone aged 9yrs and up.
This is an accessible event. Please contact the office with any access requirements.

Ungrounded

Friday December 18th – Sunday December 20th at 7:30pm.

By Sliders and Colliders
Presented by Act Belong Commit
Directed by Jens Altheimer
with Troupe Directors Nel Simpson & Rachel Bodenstaff

Where do you go when your world shrinks to the doors and walls of your home?

Through the imaginations of our youth troupe during isolation, and guided by guest Director Jens Altheimer via zoom, they have found a way to peel open unexplored possibilities of story-telling delivered with hilarity and generosity. Come immerse yourself in this performance landscape 360 degrees and journey through the Freo Big Top where walls and doors shift and your sense of stability may be tilted.

The Ungrounded development has been funded by The Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries

Join us at 6pm for refreshments at the Carni-Bar in the park.