Review — Oddacity

Odd­ac­i­ty promised an “award-win­n­ing, best-of spec­tac­u­lar with a cast of inter­na­tion­al lumi­nar­ies per­form­ing styl­ish acts”, under the beau­ti­ful sky­light in Bats’ Hey­day Dome.   I was­n’t sure what to expect, know­ing the the­atre would­n’t suit aeri­als or acro­bat­ics, but I hoped  for clowns.  I was not dis­ap­point­ed in that sense. Odd­ac­i­ty is usu­al­ly Sachie Mikawa, Trent […]

Heavenly Circus

The genius minds behind Heav­en­ly Bur­lesque are back again for the Fringe and this time it’s free. Grav­i­ty and oth­er Myths is a spec­tac­u­lar out­door new cir­cus show­case inspired by the stars!

Vist Queen’s Wharf at night this week and you see some of the coun­try’s best new cir­cus, per­form­ing on a pur­pose-built out­door cir­cus rig, com­bined with pyrotech­nics, spec­tac­u­lar light­ing, sound and AV design.

I’ve been promised acts will use fire, trapeze, bungy, hula hoops, dance and object ani­ma­tion, all to the local­ly grown music of Rhi­an Shee­han, Mod­ule and more. This is prop­er cir­cus peo­ple, not with evil clowns.

Plus here is your chance to run away with the cir­cus in your lunchtime — Welling­ton Cir­cus Trust are run­ning intro­duc­to­ry cir­cus work­shops at lunchtimes (12.30 – 1.30) on the days of the show per­for­mances.

Grav­i­ty and oth­er Myths
Queen’s Wharf, (under the sails)
Welling­ton Water­front @ 8.00pm
Thurs­day 1st – Sun­day 4th & Wednes­day 7th – Sat­ur­day 10th
March, 2007.
Entry by dona­tion / Koha
and bring a cush­ion