NA DJINANG CIRCUS

working with diverse young artists to share unique insight with the next generation's Hands & Feet

Two dancers performing an acrobatic pose on stage, one lying on the ground supporting the other who is suspended mid-air.

Two performers, a woman and a man, are on stage. The woman is seated on the man's shoulders with one arm raised, in a dance or acrobatic pose. The man stands with his hands clasped near his waist. The stage is dimly lit and has a yellow-toned drawing

Person performing a dance or theatrical move, with one hand touching the ground and the other raised, in a dark studio with dramatic lighting.

Two dancers performing in a dark setting, one mid-air and the other bent forward, both dressed in dark athletic clothing.

Common Dissonance

In a 21st Century world where it is common to believe in both Science and Spirituality…

Arterial

linking people, country and culture, where the unseen bonds become beautifully visible.

Of the Land on Which We Meet

We are not the first, nor will we be the last to walk on this land.

Reviews

“Australia makes good circus, but it’s rare to see a show this moving”

— Cameron Woodhead, THEAGE

“I left the theatre feeling energised and emotionally engaged. The audience jumped to a standing ovation at the end. You cannot help but feel the joy of circus prowess watching them.”

— FRINGE REVIEW

“the two performers are totally integrated and find new and unusual ways to create a sense of physical and psychological equilibrium is visually astonishing and creates truly arresting imagery.”

— Patricia Di Risio, STAGEWHISPERS