New year. 2026 we're in motion. New shows, new experiences, new places. Circus that moves the world. 🎥 by Chester Briscall-Harvey. Featuring artist of the Circa ensemble Holly-Rose Boyer. 📷 by Andy Phillipson. Pictured artist of the Circa ensemble Holly-Rose Boyer. | Circa Contemporary Circus

🎪 CIRCUS SKILLS - The Mullum 🎪 Seen here performed in Humans, The Mullum was named after flyer Bridie Hooper’s hometown of Mullumbimby. 🎥 featuring excerpt from Humans. #Circa20 | Circa Contemporary Circus

🎪 CIRCUS SKILLS - T Bar 🎪 The T-Bar seen here performed in Opus by Casey Douglas, Kimberley Rossi and Lewie West, is an iconic image from the show. A base and two flyers work in perfect cohesion to balance on each others bodies surrounded and spotted by the ensemble. 🎥 featuring excerpt from Opus. #Circa20 | Circa Contemporary Circus

This March we explore our circus skills and languages. Languages inform how Circa create work. There is no universal circus language. An acrobat uses words from traditional circus and other physical genres to describe their movements. In circus, these movements are called skills or tricks. They can take years or even a lifetime to perfect. Languages inform how shows are created and performed at Circa. Using languages, acrobats play, create content, explore new ideas and try new ways of working.