Adrien Van Bruinessen | On 03, Sep 2014

Created and directed by award-winning choreographer, Jodie Farraguia, Control Alt Delete combines physical theatre, circus and dance to provide an exciting and unique experience for audiences.

Describing themselves as “ordinary kids doing extraordinary things”, this highly skilled group of young artists offers a show that explores the ideas and emotions of the performers themselves; analysing control, with emotion and meaning in every stunt.

The Flying Fruit Fly Circus is the only organisation in Australia that offers full-time circus training, education and performance touring for young people aged eight to eighteen, and has been kicking on since 1979.

Their mission is to “develop young artists through circus training at an elite level and create circus performance of exceptional quality for audiences nationally and internationally”, and let me just say, mission complete.

Control Alt Delete is a stirring and exhilarating display of young Aussie talent, and also features an original soundtrack from Australian hip-hop artist, Morganics. Don’t live a life of regret; get on down to the Judith Wright Centre and join in on all the shenanigans. See you there.

“The Flying Fruit Flies bring a priceless quality of sheer joy and youthfulness to their performances” – The Age

“An essential national treasure, determined to delight” – Sydney Morning Herald

“Australia’s first world famous youth circus – and still the best!”  – Arts Hub

The Details

What: Control Alt Delete Circus Performance

Where: Performance Space, Judith Wright Centre

When: Thursday 4^th  – Saturday 6^th September.

7pm nightly and 2pm Saturday.

How Much: Full: $39

Concession: $36

Child (under 18): $29

Family (4): $120

Website: Visit www.judithwrightcentre.com to buy tickets

Images obtained from Flying Fruit Fly’s Facebook page