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Kids Take Over | Into Space

Into Space is a classic hero’s journey. We follow Val, an astronaut and his crew on a high-stakes mission into deep space. Along the way, they face an asteroid field, separation from their team, encounters with alien life, and the terrifying possibility of never making it home. As the mission unfolds, Val and his mission squad must navigate not only the unknown universe but their own inner world. What truths will they uncover about connection, courage, and our place in the cosmos?

Into Space is a high-energy, emotionally resonant experience, blending awe-inspiring physical performance with universal themes of adventure, resilience, and discovery.

Fusing world-class acrobatics, aerials, juggling, and striking design, Into Space is where Interstellar, Star Wars, and Cirque du Soleil collide.

Recommended ages 7+.

It’s launch time! At SWELL this September, the ARC acrobats will do acrobatics and juggling roving in their astronaut suits, interacting with the audience up and down the beach of Currumbin, bravely exploring the out of this world sculptures.  

A sneak peak of Into Space, premiering at HOTA, Home of the Arts, in September 2025. 

When | Weekends 
Time | 10.00am – 11.00am 
Where | Len Wort Park to Currumbin Beach Vikings Surf Life Saving Club 
Cost | FREE 

A living, breathing work of art that tells a powerful dreamtime story

Experience the magic of How the Birds Got Their Colours, an Indigenous-led performance blending traditional First Nations dance, storytelling and contemporary circus in a visually stunning outdoor spectacle.

Featuring Yugambeh Elder Luther Cora and Arc Circus, this breathtaking work brings a Dreamtime story to life, celebrating cultural connection, identity and the beauty of diversity. How The Birds Got Their Colours will touch your heart and open your eyes.

Presented by Darwin Festival and Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

4 free shows. Experience the magic of Living Sculptures: How The Birds Got Their Colours, an Indigenous-led performance blending traditional First Nations dance, storytelling, and contemporary circus in a visually stunning outdoor spectacle. Featuring the internationally acclaimed Yugambeh Elder Luther Cora and the Yugambeh Dancers, alongside Arc Circus, this breathtaking work brings a Dreamtime story to life, celebrating cultural connection, identity, and the beauty of diversity.

We are roving and entertaining audiences at Botanical Bizarre Festival on the Gold Coast. Don’t miss this wonderful festival, and catch the Bees buzzing about performing daring stunts and tricks

A Bee Story is going to South Korea

Queen Bee and Worker Bee must work together to rebuild their hive after it is destroyed by a bushfire. But things never quite go to plan… Don’t miss two shows at KIFT Festival end of July