Event description
***SOLD OUT**
The circus comes to town in this special Christmas Eve matinee performance at Melbourne Town Hall.
Children and families will delight in this hilarious circus comedy featuring the award-winning Trash Test Dummies. With daring acrobatics and dexterous juggling, this bin-night adventure is a truckload of fun.
Plus to make it a wheelie good time, everyone goes home with a treat!
Make Room
All proceeds from ticket sales and additional donations will go to Make Room and help those who need it most. Lord Mayor’s Charitable Foundation (ABN 63 635 798 473) is supporting public fundraising for Make Room by providing tax deductible receipts for all donations.
Make Room involves converting a Council owned building to deliver 50 studio apartments, housing and homelessness services, and other support. Residents will stay for up to 12 months, or until they are connected with long-term housing. Our Good Giving campaign this festive season is raising funds to complete a dedicated floor for women, who are the fastest-growing group of people experiencing homelessness in our city.
Important Event Information
- This performance will include some haze effects and strobe lighting
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time
- Children aged 2 and over require their own ticket
- All children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult
- Seating is General Admission - please arrive together if you wish to sit together
- Please save paper by not printing your tickets - present your digital ticket for scanning on arrival
- A family room and quiet space will be available
- A cloak room will not be available, but limited complimentary pram parking will be available inside Melbourne Town Hall on a first-in basis. Please note this area will not be supervised at all times and items will be left at owner's risk.
- No food or drinks permitted inside the venue (water bottles OK)
- Bags may be checked by security upon entry
This is a Christmas Festival event, presented by City of Melbourne with support from the Victorian Government.