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Circus Hints and Tips

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Circus Hints and Tips

You have learnt many new skills and tricks. You may be wondering how you can keep learning about the ancient art of circus. Here are some hints and tips to get you started. So do it now, have a go and take the plunge into your future quest of discovery.

Things to try:

Take some classes in Adelaide
Buy some circus equipment
Check out websites
Go to the Juggling club in Adelaide
Buy a video or a circus book
Listen to circus music
Get mum or dad to take you to a convention or Circus performance
Make a clown play or write a circus story
Draw or paint a circus poster
Create and play circus games

Wow, what are you waiting for!?! I bet you can’t wait to start learning as it is so much fun.

Creative Ideas

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Creative Ideas

Drama: Make up a play or performance using clown characters.

Stories: Write a story about your own Circus.

Art: You might like to draw, paint or collage some circus pictures. Create your own fantasy characters and make a poster, card, book or bookmark.

Games: Design your own circus games.

If you have any amazing discoveries and you want to let me know about them you can email me.

Let your journey begin and travel to where ever your dreams take you. You are the future, vision and star divine.

Circus Schools

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Circus Schools

Cirkidz: Go To Website

E-mail: circus@cirkidz.org.au

Phone: 08 8346 5735

Address: 27 Fifth St, Bowden, South Australia 5007

Zig Zag Circus: Go To Website

E-mail: info@ZigZagCircus.com.au

Mobile: 08 8346 5735

Ink Pot Theatre: Go To Website

Tel: 08 8388 0353

Juggling Club SA: Go To Website

Famous Clown Characters

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Famous Clown Characters

Mask and performance is an ancient art that was used in rituals and ceremonies from the beginning of time from many cultures from all around the world. The practise was usually used to please the gods and ancestors or to receive good harvests, to face cultural fears and initiations, celebrations and carnivals; and still is today. Students will experience a taste and glimpse of this ancient and mysterious art form. They will gain an understanding of what the mask represents, and will wear the mask and experience its essence and embodiment. Students will communicate through wearing masks and performing in them. The students will see, feel and wear various different cultural masks from all around the world; and develop and learn performance skills in relation to masks. This is a rich cultural workshop that allows students to understand themselves better and the masks they already see in the world and the personal masks that they use themselves.

Includes: all masks and materials are provided.

Duration: 1 to 2 hrs.