"A fusion of wonder and beauty."
Bringing a beautifully refreshing take on circus to Underbelly’s Circus Hub at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe is Japan’s Cirquework with their latest show YOAH.
Combining traditional aerial and acrobatic stunts with their contemporary style, Cirquework impresses and captivates through creative and innovative use of lights, sounds, and other visual elements including a digital backdrop.
With typical circus acts like the trapeze swing, chair stacking balancing act, and juggling, set to a synthesised score of Japanese sounds, the performances are a fusion of wonder and beauty.
Cirquework’s YOAH is a revitalising sensory spectacle that surprises in ways that the circus world have never seen before.
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LISTING INFORMATION
Venue: Underbelly's Circus Hub on the Meadows, The Lafayette (Venue 360)
Time: 20:40
Dates: 2 - 18 Aug (not 6, 12)
Duration: 1 hour
Prices: £16 - £19
Suitability: 5+
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