Review: Model Citizens from Circus Oz

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Last Saturday the family and I went to go and see Model Citizens by Circus Oz.

Model Citizen from Circus Oz

Model Citizen from Circus Oz

Model Citizen was part of The Sydney Festival. The festival is a month-long art and cultural celebration that have free, cheap events, and workshops.

Previous to going to the show I told the girls about Circus Oz. Circus Oz is a circus with no animals, the circus consists of acrobats, performers, entertainers, musicians, and more!

Waiting to see the show.

Waiting to see the show.

This year Circus Oz is celebrating their 40th year. The circus was formed in 1978 in Melbourne, read more about Circus Oz’s history.

 

 

What is Model Citizens all about?

The show starts with a whole group of people that are wearing similar looking clothes and all act the same. They all act happy and seem to be interacting with each other well.

Then suddenly a stranger is introduced to this group of people or maybe I should say society, they are not too fond of this stranger.

The model citizens want the stranger to wear the clothes that they wear.  They give them a pair of blue overalls like the other model citizens are wearing.

Some highlights were when Freyja Edney used her special hypnotic powers while hula hooping. Freyja could manoeuvre a hula hoop around in her arm and it looked like it was gliding on air…it was magic and like no effort was used at all (although I know that this would have taken years and hours and hours of practice).

Not only did Freyja make a hula hoop look seamless in the air with barely any assistance, she flipped up hula hoops on the ground and shimmied until they were in different positions on her body.

She ended up having about 5-6 hula hoops all going on her body at the same time. It looked amazing.

Other highlights were the fabulous Mitch Jones with his escape from a straightjacket and also his super knife throwing. Tara Silcock was fabulous balancing parasols on her feet and toes in a giant martini glass.

Everyone was so amazing to watch. The acrobats, balancing on the string and then the artists on the trapeze made us all oohhhh and aahhhhh!

Everyone seemed to be able to do multiple jobs, sing, dance, be a strong acrobat by holding others on their heads or other parts of their bodies.

Circus Oz is full of extremely talented people. It is a fun and entertaining show and an excellent family event.

Go and have fun with the family, you will be so glad you did.

Circus Oz's Big Top Tent.

Circus Oz’s Big Top Tent.

You can get tickets from the Festival of Sydney’s website for Model Citizens. 

VENUE
PRINCE ALFRED SQUARE
CIRCUS OZ BIG TOP
CNR CHURCH STREET AND MARKET STREET
PARRAMATTA 2510
WHEN

WED, THU, FRI, SAT AT 7.30PM (EXCEPT 18 & 26 JANUARY)
SUN AT 3PM
SAT AND WED AT 1.30PM (EXCEPT 3 JANUARY)
18 & 26 JANUARY AT 1.30PM

AUDIO DESCRIBED: 12 JANUARY AT 7.30PM (TACTILE TOUR AT 6.45PM) & 20 JANUARY AT 1.30PM (TACTILE TOUR AT 12.45PM)

AUSLAN INTERPRETED: 20 JANUARY AT 1.30PM

DURATION: 2 HRS 20 MINS WITH INTERVAL
TICKETS
RINGSIDE $90
PREMIUM ADULT $80/ CONC $70/ CHILD $65
A RES ADULT $60/ CONC $50/ CHILD $45
B RES ADULT $45/ CONC $40/ CHILD $35
A RES FAMILY (2 ADULTS & 2 CHILDREN) $170
B RES FAMILY (2 ADULTS & 2 CHILDREN) $110
RESTRICTED VIEW $35
+ BOOKING FEE

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