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ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR
31 Mar, 2014 @ 3:00 PM - 3 Apr, 2014 @ 7:00 PM
Don’t try this at home kids!
Date: 31 March to 3 April
Time: 15h00
Venue: V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre
With the first school holidays of the year fast approaching, the V&A Waterfront will once again offer the perfect entertainment mix for the whole family.
Adults and children alike will be inspired by performers from the Zip Zap Circus as they swoop, fly and somersault effortlessly in free daily displays of breathtaking agility at the V&A Waterfront Amphitheatre from 31 March to 3 April.
Each day from 3pm, the entertaining mix of characters are bound to delight onlookers who can look forward to an action packed show consisting of ten acts. And for audience members who would prefer not to stand, the Waterfront is offering free pre-booked front row seating for the first 20 people to book from 25 March. For the best seats in the house, simply visit www.waterfront.co.za.
Adagio consists of an energetic mix of dance, acrobatics and human pyramids, while Lunatricks showcases a lively comic vaulting act. Diabolo gives a modern twist on the yo-yo and Hand to Hand, the hilarious hand balancing act, will have the whole family in stitches. The tightrope is a heart-stopping daring display of boldness on a silver wire sure to silence even the most blasé spectator.
Every circus needs jugglers and the speed and accuracy of Zip Zap’s dynamic juggling duo will have the audience seeing double. For pure acrobatic slapstick, the hilarious Three Boys Table Act is a winner. The contortionists showing off their perfect balance and flexibility will have you thinking your eyes are playing tricks on you. They will be followed by the ‘one wheel wonders’ on unicycle, and ending the show will be the spirited Moyo dance finale.
Children from the Zip Zap Circus have been entertaining crowds with their agile trapeze stunts and hilarious clown acts since 1992. The Zip Zap Circus also runs a number of outreach programmes, youth programmes, artistic programmes and a welfare programme for their members who need it.
