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HomeContactYouth and Community CircusCommunity EngagementCircus AdvocacyRigging & ProductionChurchill Fellowship
HomeContactYouth and Community CircusCommunity EngagementCircus AdvocacyRigging & ProductionChurchill Fellowship
HomeContactYouth and Community CircusCommunity EngagementCircus AdvocacyRigging & ProductionChurchill Fellowship
HomeContactYouth and Community CircusCommunity EngagementCircus AdvocacyRigging & ProductionChurchill Fellowship
  • Youth and Community Circus

    Play‑based, relational circus practice shaped by long‑term community work

    I work alongside young people and communities to develop circus and movement‑based programs that prioritise participation, wellbeing, and capability‑building. My approach is grounded in play, embodied learning, and shared experience, creating space for curiosity, challenge, and confidence to grow over time.

    Circus is used as a tool rather than an outcome, supporting young people to take supported risks, develop physical literacy, and experience learning through doing. Programs are designed to be inclusive and adaptable, responding to the strengths, interests, and needs of participants.

    This work is shaped by long‑term relationships with schools and communities across remote and regional Northern Territory contexts, where continuity, trust, and cultural respect are central to meaningful engagement.

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