ZigZag Circus Gallery

Welcome to the ZigZag Circus gallery. Below you will find photos of both performances and training.

This page is always a work in progress so check back to see more photos. Sometimes we're too busy performing to update this page as often as we like to but we generally add new pictures after performances.

All the pictures on this page are links to larger images. Please be patient if you are on a slow connection as some of these images can be quite large (up to 200KB)

As with all photos on this website, you are free to download, print and distribute the gallery photos for private, non-commercial use as long as you don't change the image.

You can either scroll down through the whole gallery or click on a link to jump straight to photos from a particular performance.

• School Holiday Workshops (16 April 2007 - Circus Skills for Gymnasts)
• Stilts workshop (11 and 18 April 20007)
• Friends of Thomas the Tank Engine - 2006
• Music Box Circus (Something on Saturday 2006)
• Discovering Fairyland at Carrick Hill (September/October 2006)

School Holiday Workshop - Circus Skills For Gymnasts, 16th April 2007 Alessandro, assisted by Sheree and Peter, took a group of very enthusiastic gymnasts through basic circus skills.

Children's Stilts Workshop - 11th & 18th April 2007 Two Sundays in a row working on stilts - (separate adult and childrens' classes).

Friends of Thomas the Tank Engine 2006 From July 16-23 2006 the National Rail Museum in Port Adelaide conducted their annual "Friends of Thomas the Tank Engine". Performers from ZigZag Circus joined Thomas the Tank Engine, the Fat Controller and all their friends for 9 days of entertaining children of all ages. The girls performing a Pinnacle with Louisa at the top and Zoe having a rest Thomas isn't the only train around... A train act in progress Zoe cartwheeling over Tasma

Music Box Circus Presented as part of the Something on Saturday series, ZigZag Circus performed Music Box Circus in Her Majesty's Theatre on August 12, 2006. The initial two shows were sold out months in advance so a third show was added to cater for the demand. By the end of the very long day, the cast was very tired but very excited.

Discovering Fairyland During the September/October school holidays, over 1500 children and their parents got dressed up and were shown around the magical grounds of Carrick Hill by the fairies. This visit was organised by Kristen Messenger from Conservation Education Services.