T0616189177Following big successes at the Roundhouse with Smaller, Poorer, Cheaper in 2007 and Acrobat in 2002, they’re back. After years of touring their avant-garde circus company around the world, Acrobat’s new show, Propaganda, sees a husband and wife and their two small sons create a circus show with a difference - intimately provocative and politically questioning. After indoctrinating their kids about being kind, eating their veggies and riding bikes, they take a step out of their Australian back yard into the Roundhouse with their trademark disciplined physical skills, calculated self-derision, and raw, uncompromising approach. Contains nudity and occasional swearing. | |
| 13 May 10 to 16 May 10 | Roundhouse, West End :: V242 listing details L572356830 |
Smaller, Poorer, Cheaper - T0270985960 | |
| 6 Jul 07 to 12 Jul 07 | Roundhouse, West End :: V242 listing details L0544106797 |
T01435098523Undomesticated and gutsy - Acrobat is daring, breathtaking and very, very funny. This earthy troupe of Australian performers revel in a mastery of skilled precision stunts and irreverent humour. Performed to industrially-charged live music interspersed with advertising slogans and self-help aphorisms, this is no soft-focus circus act. Acrobat is performance of courage and skill and is gripping to watch. A smash hit at the Adelaide Festival, audiences leave breathless with wonder and exhilaration as people of all ages are reminded just how much fun it is to play.Producer Marguerite Pepper. | |
| 23 Oct 02 to 3 Nov 02 | Roundhouse, West End :: V242 listing details L986164963 |
