Tipping Point Cabarets

Name: Tipping Point Cabarets
Start: 2024-04-06T19:00:00+1000
End: 2024-04-07T21:00:00+1000
Location: 420 Lytton Rd

Sat, 6 Apr, 7pm - Sun, 7 Apr, 9pm 2024 AEST

420 Lytton Rd

Morningside QLD, Australia

Vulcana Circus

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Description

Tipping Point offers students and emerging artists a platform to present new acts in a supportive environment. A drawing board and training ground of stage craft it is a chance to witness these artists making their first mark and sharing new ideas, dreams and thoughts. A night of innovation, courage and boldness.

Each performance has a different line up of artists, so if you are coming to watch a particular artist, make sure you book for the correct performance!

Doors and bar open 6:30 PM, show beings 7:00 PM

Companion Card holders are welcome and may book a free ticket for their companion. Please email marketing@vulcana.org.au for the code needed to book your complimentary ticket.

Line up:

Saturday 6 April with MC Allycia Staples:
Alexa Newton
Chaos Fae Wilds
Micky
Vulcana Youth Performance Troupe
Marina Rodrigues Mansur
Sophie Whitecross
Bec Maggs
Grace Law
Phoebe Manning and Team
Griffin Warburton
Linda Light
Stefanie Awiszus
Lucinda & Anitah

Sunday 7 April with MC Che Skeen:
Diana Yung
Ursula Heesh and Tamyka
Annalise Haage and Juliet St Clair
Zara Tabrizi
A Line In the Air
Katana
Collective Circus
Bella Gregory
Rosie Albina
Leila Furness
Sally Johnson
Sarisa Edgar

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Vulcana Circus

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Vulcana Circus has been an integral part of the cultural landscape of Queensland since 1995. Vulcana takes its name from a British strong woman who performed amazing feats of strength in the early part of the twentieth century. She was an early feminist, lobbying against the wearing of corsets and other restrictive clothing for women, and Vulcana is proud to take its name from this inspiring forebear of women’s circus (who could lift an adult above her head with one arm).   Vulcana was established to counter a major discrepancy between women’ and men’s experience of circus, both in training and in the expectation of how and what they perform. Vulcana now welcomes women, trans and non-binary gendered adults, kids and teens of all genders, to its inclusive circus training, performance making projects, and community engagement programs. It is an incubator for new, emerging and professional artists who have developed their passion as practitioners, performers and teachers in this art form that offers every body a place to explore their uniqueness and their creativity.  Vulcana respects diversity and the feminist principles of equity and inclusion which are central to all our work and the starting point for engagement with students, participants, communities and artists. Across all our performance work we aim to represent diverse stories, bodies, abilities and creative responses. Circus provides a shared physical language for people of all backgrounds to explore, express, and build connections. It contains the ideas of freedom, transgression and risk. And within the structure of circus activity is the physical reality of cooperation, exploration, trust, strength, and daring.  