Direct from Japan, with a fresh vision of contemporary circus performance, ‘YOAH’ is ready to once again take the stage at the Adelaide Fringe. Under the artistic direction of Yusaku Mochizuki, this is a truly mesmerizing production designed to enchant audiences of all ages.
If you’re looking to be totally wowed ‘YOAH’ is a stand out. With traditional circus skills and modern technological art forms, the show not only entertains but also pushes the boundaries of what can be expected from performance art.
‘YOAH’ blends jaw-dropping physical feats with state-of-the-art digital visuals and dynamic electro soundscapes, making it a circus event unlike any other. This spectacle goes far beyond a typical circus show, blending multiple art forms, and offering audiences a fresh, immersive, and visually stunning experience. It’s a great Fringe choice for families with older children and teenagers, rated PG.
The touring group features an incredibly talented ensemble, including five artists: Tsumugi Masui, an aerial silk artist with a background in rhythmic gymnastics; Tomohiro Morita, a leading Japanese specialist in ball juggling; Kyle Fowler, a master of Cloud Swing who has performed with Circus Roncalli, Strut & Fret, and Webers Circus; Yuya Takatori, who specialises in chair balance and has a foundation in Peking Opera; and Yusaku Mochizuki, the show’s director, who also performs with mapping diabolos.
The artistic creativity behind ‘YOAH’ combines talents from various aspects of stage production. The music is crafted by Jin Takemoto together with Mars and Shuraku Chikushi. Naoki Inui provides artistic advising and contributes to the choreography alongside Yuuka Nakashima. The visual and lighting aspects are handled by Hiroyuki Nakatsukasa and Go Ueda, respectively, whose roles are crucial in blending physical performances with captivating visual effects.
Critics have praised ‘YOAH’ for its innovative integration of technology and art.
“‘YOAH manages to reinvigorate my love of the circus with its innovative use of digital technology to make it all feel fresh again,” said our review team at Glam Adelaide, who gave it 5 stars.
“The latest work from Japanese contemporary circus company Cirquework is a precise balancing act of tension, beauty and joy,” said In Review in another 5-star review.
‘YOAH’ is a must-see spectacle that continues to draw audiences seeking a unique and memorable circus experience. Get your tickets through the link below and take the chance to experience a spectacular show where tradition blends with innovation.
YOAH
Venue: The Moa at Gluttony – Rymill Park
Season: Friday, February 21st to Sunday, March 23rd
Duration: 60 min
Tickets: $27 to $64
To book tickets, click here.
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