Bring the children to the farm this school holidays for hands on farm fun. Hold baby chicks, ducklings and rabbits, Milk the cow, Bottle feed baby lambs and kidsGo for a farm walk to feed the sheep and goats with bread…
From the late 1860s circus performers travelled throughout Australia entertaining the public with acrobatics, clowning, riding, lassoing, magic and animal performances. The Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences (MAAS) has…
A collection of short films that showcase the diversity of international circus. This series includes material from Circus Post produced by Crying Out Loud in the UK, the acclaimed short film The Butterfly Circus and a…
A distinguished composer and vocalist, Gabriel Dharmoo mixes musical styles to create a dialogue. He is an artist interested not only in music, but in what it can represent, and how it can be used to interrogate our…
Urban Theatre Projects (UTP) gives audiences unforgettable experiences in unusual locations. For their latest venture, they invite us into three tales unfolding in a multi-level car park in Blacktown – exploring…
Written by Nathan Maynard Directed by Isaac Drandic Dramaturgy by Peter Matheson Set/Costume Design by Richard Roberts Lighting Design by Rachel Burke Sound Design by Ben Grant Aboriginal…
Touch is the main way that Deafblind people navigate, communicate and connect with others. In a society where touch is not encouraged, Deafblind people grapple with universal questions of isolation, access and human…
Our sense of smell is powerful. Catch a whiff of jasmine over ocean air and sunscreen and suddenly you are transported to a place like Sydney. As a first impression, smell is one of the most basic forms of…