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Carnival of the Animals
 

These zebras juggle and flip. These kangaroos skip and somersault. The elephants have rhythm and the dinosaur bones shake, clatter and roll to the music.

Carnival of the Animals whisks you away on a thrilling circus escapade inspired by Camille Saint-Saëns delightful salute to feathers, fur and fins. Bringing this classical music suite to life for a whole new generation of circus, music and animal lovers, Carnival of the Animals captivates with whimsical tales of creatures of the land and sea with Circa’s world-famous acrobats who tumble, fly, leap and spin their way through the many wondrous worlds of the animal kingdom.

Carnival of the Animals is a spectacle not to be missed, for audiences of all ages.

 

Event details

Venue: Carriageworks
Bookings: https://my.carriageworks.com.au/overview/1435
Start Date: Saturday 05 October 2024

Run time is 50 minutes

 

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