CIRCUS OZ - BARELY CONTAINED.

Anything could happen.
And it probably will.
After 30 years delighting audiences young and old alike, Australia's greatest exponents of the 'new-wave', animal-free circus are back with some new performers, a whole new band and a brand new show.

In Barely Contained, these lithe larrikins and dexterous daredevils enter the arena formally frocked up in Boho pomp and splendour. What follows is a ballroom blitz of barely contained chaos, aerial artistry, acrobatic absurdity and manic mayhem. Laugh, gasp, grasp your seat and go along for the ride as you witness two hours of rubber-limbed tumbling, clowning, chair balancing, teeterboarding, hoop diving, mid-air rope performances, group bike and juggling. All to the spectacularly eclectic accompaniment of the Circus Oz band.

Melbourne-based Circus Oz has travelled the globe to universal acclaim and really brings it home with this one. Irreverent and effervescent, Barely Contained is one for all the family.
No worries.

Fast, funny and sexy...[Circus Oz is] guaranteed to bring out the awed inner child in the grumpiest adult.
The Australian

"Barely Contained makes you laugh, think, gasp, grab on to the edge of your seat, let out a sigh of relief, and then laugh again - go and experience it!"
Australian Stage

Information for Patrons:-

Circus Oz is an animal-free spectacular, features a live band, and may include fire, strobe lighting and a smoke machine.

The Big Top is heated/air-conditioned, but patrons are advised to dress appropriately for the weather.

The Big Top is wheelchair accessible.

Circus Oz is suitable for all ages.

Children 4 years and under are FREE on lap.

Please note:
B Reserve seats in section 2 have a restricted view of the ring.

If you wish to book for a patron in a wheelchair, please phone BASS on 131246 or visit the BASS counter at the Festival theatre, Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm.

Visit www.circusoz.com or www.circusoz.com/barelycontained for more information.

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