Multi-award winning fiesta of sass, swagger and sultry dexterity, Circus Trick Tease will shake, thrust and shimmy their way to the Potato Shed this July.
Celebrating spandex, high-vis, vitality and vigour, Werk It is the must-see show coming our way this month, combining comedy, dance and high-energy workouts.
Courtesy of the award-winning star-studded Circus Trick Tease, the all-new late-night high-energy acrobatic comedy romp will take over the Potato Shed in Drysdale on 22 July 2023 for a hilarious and thrilling night of outrageous circus by Australia’s hottest acrobats you won’t soon forget.
Werk It
- Circus Trick Tease are bringing their high-energy workout comedy ‘Werk It’ to Geelong
- It’s aerobics Oz Style, but equal parts skill, thrill and comedy.
- See it at the Potato Shed in Drysdale on 22 July at 8pm.
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Sassy, skilled and funny AF, the quintuplet of performers comprise hula hoop royalty Lisa Lottie, manipulation idol Richard Sullivan, strong woman Cassia Jamieson, circus artist Vincent van Berkel, and comedian Malia Walsh. Their mixture of sass, swagger and sultry dexterity has been playing sold-out seasons for quite some time on the festival circuit, so it’s quite the coup to see them on an intimate stage in our beautiful regional city.
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Creating circus shows that are equal parts skill, thrill and comedy, Werk It is the group’s newest show, described as the low carb love-child of a tradie, a spin instructor and a cross-fit fiend.
Already hailed as “a goddamn riot” and receiving nightly standing ovations in its debut season, Werk It is a riot of color and movement – big tricks delivered by an all-star cast with more sass and swagger than a TLC videoclip. Combining never seen before acrobatic feats and jaw dropping skill, this show is the buzz of the town.
A homegrown success story, Circus Trick Tease have been touring internationally for well over a decade now, after launching in 2008 with their award winning self-titled show at the Melbourne Fringe. In that time, they’ve delighted audiences with the smash hit Can’t Face in 2018. They have nine awards under their belt, three sell out seasons at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and a ton of stars.
Prepare for a heart-stopping, side splitting ride. Tickets are on sale now here.
