Cameo Rascale Entertainment

Floor shows come in six lengths, from a five minute spot up to a full 45 minute production, so the act fits a festival stage as easily as an awards night. The skills on show are acrobatic juggling, adagio, balancing, rola bola, unicycling, ring manipulation, dance, comedy and LED effects. The newest piece uses five metre free standing sway poles that bend and swing while the performers hold their balance up top, and it's the one people photograph. Away from the stage there are roving stilt walkers, up to three at a time in elaborate costumes, working three sets of 40 minutes. Circus workshops run 45 minutes to an hour.

For a stage show: six metres wide, five deep and three and a half high. Sound wise, a PA with two speakers, a mixer with at least two channels for the wireless headsets the act supplies, and an aux input to play music from a computer. A dressing room is essential, since there are quick changes during the show, and it needs to be enclosed and within five metres of the stage. A sound and lighting cue sheet gets sent ahead, so let them know early if no technician will be on site.

Festival bookings get an interactive show mixing juggling, acrobatics, roller balancing, dance, ring manipulation, unicycling and comedy. Private and corporate functions get a high energy duo production with elaborate costumes, adding adagio and diabolo to that mix, with the exact skill set depending on how many minutes you've booked. Sway poles are the newest addition, five metre free standing poles bending and swinging under the performers. Roving means the performers move through the crowd in costume, mingling and showing off skills, and it suits a room where nobody is seated. Workshops are available for festivals, events, school groups and businesses.