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Gravity and other Myths

Published: Wed 28 Feb 2007 04:54 PM
Gravity and other Myths


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19 January, 2007
FUSE Productions.
In association with; Wellington Waterfront, Wellington City Council, Fringe 07, Creative New Zealand and Metro productions presents:
Gravity and other Myths
Queens Wharf, (under the sails) Wellington Waterfront,
8.00pm, Thursday 1st – Sunday 4th & Wednesday 7th – Saturday 10th March, 2007.
Entry: Free / Koha
A spectacular outdoor new circus showcase inspired by the stars!
As the stars appear, for eight nights Queens Wharf will be home to 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.
Last year FUSE Productions brought you the award winning HEAVENLY BURLESQUE (Best of the Fringe & Best Fringe Theatre.) Gravity and Other Myths brings together a nationally and internationally experienced creative team with some of the hottest new stars. Gravity and Other Myths will have its world premier at Queens Wharf then tour nationally and internationally in the years to come. Don’t miss this opportunity to say you saw it first!
The grandeur and dynamic nature of space meets the most extreme and spectacular performance world of new circus! Acts using fire, stilt walking, trapeze, web, bungy, hula hoops, dance and object animation will draw inspiration from astronomy. From the geometry of heavenly bodies to super nova explosions, from quantum physics to Maori astronomy, this is a show that will leave audiences breathless in amazement!
Also, Special Opportunity!
Taster workshops in circus skills. During the days of the show performances, you too can run away with the circus – or at least have a go. Wellington Circus Trust will be running introductory circus workshops, so come and play in the sun! For more info visit; www.circus.org.nz.
If you couldn’t afford to go to Auckland and pay over $100.00 to see Cirque Du Soleil, don’t miss your chance to see the finest home grown New Circus!
ENDS

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