3 acrobats with the middle one has their arm in the air.
two acrobats about to catch a third acrobat above their heads.

I am the BOSS

Kids and Family • Circus
Taiwan • Australian Premiere

From one of Taiwan's premier circus companies emerges 'I am the BOSS,' a captivating show where three ordinary individuals become gravity-defying heroes. This thrilling circus experience combines mime, exploring communication through body language, & seamlessly intertwining reality & fantasy.

I am the BOSS delivers an unforgettable showcase of three acrobats collective brilliance. Precision and excitement abound, inviting the audience to sense the unspoken connection between them and savor the humorous family dynamics at play."

DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW!

Presented by: Group: 0471 Acro Physical Theatre & Cluster Arts

About 0471 Acro Physical Theatre

Founded in 2020 by Sun, Cheng-Hsueh and Hsia, Ling, the troupe is one of the few circus troupes in Taiwan that specializes in stacking acrobatics, and is dedicated to using the unique body aesthetics of acrobatics to create visual images that defy gravity and turn the theatre into a world of imagination.

About Cluster Arts
Cluster Arts is a global conduit for Australian artists in circus and physical theatre.
We boldly seek opportunities to empower, advocate and elevate artists to make work in a financially stable way.
We unapologetically deliver the incredible value of the arts to society.
We humbly tell a big story

Please note: The performance on MARCH 11 has changed times from 6pm to 5pm since the Adelaide Fringe Guide was printed.

Reviews & Fringefeed Reacts

  • Hidden Gem 1
  • Standing ovation 2
  • A fun blend of comedy and circus geared towards younger children - Kristen, Glam Adelaide

  • ...an enthralling acrobatic show geared at young audiences, with plenty of relatable family-feud scenarios - Jo Schofield, The List

  • What these three do with their bodies is amazing. A pillow fight using the cushions from a sofa offer another opportunity for some audience - Alex Wheaton, Barefoot review

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