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Scoop Images: Perilous '09 Circus Festival

Monday, 16 February 2009, 9:40 am
Article: Lyndon Hood

Scoop Images: Perilous '09 Circus Festival

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Perilous '09 landed at Wellington's Civic Square on Sunday. The annual circus event includes open air performances and the chance for the public to try out a range of circus skills for themselves.

This years performances included extracts from Awkward Productions' Adagio, which was first performed last year at Downstage theatre.

Press Release:

Wellington Circus Trust - Perilous ‘09 in Civic Square, Sunday Feb 15

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