Are you ready to fall down the rabbit hole?
Following their successful debut at the Australian Adelaide Fringe Festival earlier this year the 'ragtag' acrobat troupe Absurd Circus will showcase their latest production - Absurd Tea Circus - in The Vault at Fool's Paradise during the Brighton Fringe Festival from May 25 to June 2, 2024.
'The Absurd Tea Circus invites audiences on a whimsical journey, transforming everyday moments, such as spilling tea, into extraordinary spectacles,' says Absurd Circus co-founder Rindi Harradine who also stars in the spectacular. 'From aerial sandwich-making competitions to juggling fashion extravaganzas, the show combines incredible acrobatics, genuine emotion and expert silliness.'
Witness heartfelt stories about tea and hear about the performers' love for their mums, which brings a touch of genuine pathos to the show. It's an unforgettable experience that will leave audiences laughing, astonished and thoroughly entertained.
Top Australian lifestyle news website Glam Adelaide hails Absurd Circus for 'seamlessly blending storytelling, acrobatics, and comedy' making it a must-see for families and audiences of all ages.
'Absurd Circus has quickly emerged from its roots as a small independent company in Melbourne to become a thriving international tourer, captivating audiences from Australia to the UK,' Rindi adds.
It's a production that promises to whisk audiences away on an unforgettable and absurd teatime adventure!
The Prize
We're offering 10 lucky readers the chance to win a family pass to the Absurd Tea Circus. The pass is for May 25, 2024 only.
How to enter
To be in with a chance to win, simply follow the link below and answer one show-related question correctly. The closing date for entries is Monday, May 20, 2024.
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