Circus program for children with disabilities.
Animals in circuses are still suffering at our hands.
Exploitation of exotic animals in Australian circuses should perform a disappearing act, writes Stephanie Atkins.
Circus program for children with disabilities.
Animals in circuses are still suffering at our hands.
Exploitation of exotic animals in Australian circuses should perform a disappearing act, writes Stephanie Atkins.
The insights from the larges contemporary circus production.
Circus program for children with disabilities.
Animals in circuses are still suffering at our hands.
Exploitation of exotic animals in Australian circuses should perform a disappearing act, writes Stephanie Atkins.
We tend to think of a circus as lions jumping through hoops and clowns with red noses, big hair and pink cheeks. But circus is one of the oldest art forms – and it’s still evolving. Florencia Liguori explores its transformation in Australia, and why the Melbourne Fringe Festival is the place to see it.
