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High-flying and fearless: Circa’s Duck Pond
15 April 2026
Circa makes ripples in a comedic virtuosic production, that is visually lush and technically stunning. Sarah Chaffey reviews: DUCK POND
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A dash of Gasha hints at bigger potential
3 February 2026
Cover Image: Promotional artwork for Gasha, Cirquework’s high‑energy Japanese‑themed contemporary circus show. Image supplied. GASHA – by Cirquework, JapanICF: WAREHOUSE at the Ice Cream FactoryFringe World, 31 …
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Zap sparks an hour of power
27 October 2024
A hard-working touring duo dazzles regional audiences of all ages, writes Sarah-Jayne Eeles.
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Spicy, saucy and more than a little naughty
6 July 2023
Punching well above its weight, Club D’amour combines the intimacy of a small-scale cabaret show with the impact of a blockbuster. Kim Balfour is entranced.
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Vikings rock the boat with fun and games
5 February 2023
These knife-juggling, acrobatic Vikings are on an important quest, but do they have what it takes? Junior reviewers Jackson and Chloe Davis find plenty to appeal to young ones.
The Festival Sessions
Circus spices it up with extra sauce (and skills)
30 January 2023
With outrageous tricks set to a 90s soundtrack, the self-proclaimed Spice Girls of circus are preparing to werk you into a frenzy. Dig out that spandex, wannabes.
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Shaken, twisted and stirred, Kiwi style
26 January 2023
There’s a lot more to Laser Kiwi’s Rise of the Olive than circus tricks. Nina Levy is delighted with what she finds.
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In love with a master manipulator
23 January 2023
Melon the Human charms and delights Rita Clarke and the rest of the audience with his contortion and object manipulation.
The Festival Sessions
Feeling socially awkward at the circus
9 January 2023
Have you ever experienced the loneliness of being at a party where you don’t know anybody? Melon the Human brings this feeling to life in his debut Fringe show.