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This show belongs to the Adelaide Fringe 2026 season. This season is now over.

Three performers in brightly coloured, geometric bodysuits create a dynamic human sculpture on stage. Two kneel on all fours, while the third balances across their backs in a split position, hands cupped to their mouth as if calling out. The background is a plain black stage curtain, and the scene is lit with warm stage lighting.
A group of adults and children are dancing together under colorful stage lighting. Two women in the center wear bright, form-fitting jumpsuits—one in red and cream, the other in yellow, orange, and red. They lead the group in a high-energy pose with elbows bent and fists raised, mimicking strongman poses. Children around them follow along, some with their backs to the camera. The background is dark, highlighting the vivid costumes and motion of the scene.
Three performers stand side by side in brightly coloured, patchwork costumes of red, yellow, pink, orange, and black. Their legs are bent slightly as they point both index fingers toward their knees in a cheeky, synchronised pose. The lighting is warm and theatrical, highlighting the bold colours and sense of fun. The image bursts with playful energy and teamwork—like a circus ready to spring into joyful motion.
Adelaide Fringe 2026

Viviane builds a Lufthaus

In this hilarious, hands-on performance where the whole family gets involved, kids dive into a shape-shifting house filled with pedal-powered toilets, a dancing vacuum cleaner, and a runaway massage bed! Together, families discover wild inventions and real eco-friendly designs dreamed up by children from around the world. Along the way, everyone learns simple acrobatics to build “living houses” using their own bodies and plenty of teamwork.

Viviane Builds a Lufthaus sparks creativity, builds confidence, and inspires young minds to become future problem-solvers and all while having a blast together.

"They talked about and played Lufthaus all afternoon." Mother of three.

Resources and performance incursions available upon request. Please contact Schools Program Coordinator at schools@adelaidefringe.com.au

Presented by: Gogi Dance Collective

Gogi Dance Collective specialises in customised site-specific dance, combining high production values with choreography, visual and sound design and fun. Their immersive performances invite audiences to explore local spaces and spark imagination and human connection. Founded in 2015 by Alicia Harvie, Ashleigh White, and Viviane Frehner, Gogi has performed at Perth Fringe, Red Earth Arts Festival, Supercell Festival, Bleach Festival, The Commonwealth Games Festival and was recipients of triennial emerging company funding from The City of Gold Coast. Gogi Dance Collective transforms spaces into immersive dance experiences that inspire connection, creativity, and wonder.
Kids and Family • Physical Theatre
South Australia • World Premiere
 
Previous Award Winner

Suitability & warnings

Content rating: G
Family friendly: Yes
Target audience: Kindergarten (4) | Junior Primary (5-7) | Primary (8-11)

Accessibility

 
High audio content
 
Audience members have the opportunity to interact or join artist on stage

Presenter

Presented by: Gogi Dance Collective

Gogi Dance Collective specialises in customised site-specific dance, combining high production values with choreography, visual and sound design and fun. Their immersive performances invite audiences to explore local spaces and spark imagination and human connection. Founded in 2015 by Alicia Harvie, Ashleigh White, and Viviane Frehner, Gogi has performed at Perth Fringe, Red Earth Arts Festival, Supercell Festival, Bleach Festival, The Commonwealth Games Festival and was recipients of triennial emerging company funding from The City of Gold Coast. Gogi Dance Collective transforms spaces into immersive dance experiences that inspire connection, creativity, and wonder.