CIRCUS MONOXIDE TROUPE

PREP AND CMYP TROUPE

Empowering the next generation of circus artists. The Circus Monoxide Troupe is the heart of our youth performance program - a vibrant and dynamic community where young performers are given the opportunity to develop their circus skills, stage presence, and confidence through high-level training and real-world performance experiences. Our program is designed to nurture passionate and committed students who are ready to take their circus journey to the next level. With access to specialised coaching across a broad range of circus disciplines, troupe members refine their technique, creativity, and stagecraft in a supportive, inclusive environment. Better yet, Circus Monoxide Troupe is more than just training. It’s about fostering personal growth, resilience, and a strong sense of community. Students build lasting friendships, learn the value of teamwork, and discover their own voices as artists and collaborators. They’re encouraged to contribute beyond the stage through volunteering, assisting in younger classes, and participating in fundraising activities that support both their own development and that of the broader circus community. Many troupe members go on to become trainers, performers, and leaders within the Circus Monoxide family and beyond - continuing the cycle of mentorship and inspiration for future generations. With clear pathways to advanced training, industry exposure, and performance opportunities both locally and nationally, the Troupe is a launchpad for those looking to pursue circus professionally or simply deepen their passion in a meaningful way. Embracing the concepts of self-expression and connection, Circus Monoxide Troupe offers a transformative experience that builds not just circus performers - but confident, creative, and capable individuals.

A female acrobat performing a balancing act on a square frame, supported by four women. The acrobat is in a split position, holding a pole with one hand. The scene is lit with purple stage lights, and the performers are dressed in colorful, coordinated costumes.
A dancer performing a handstand on a stage, with one leg extended forward and the other bent, wearing a purple tie-dye shirt and light-colored tights, with purple lighting illuminating the scene.
A female aerialist performer hanging from a trapeze in a circus or acrobatic show, wearing a gold costume with white tights, against a dark background with stage lights.
A performer balancing on hands in a handstand with a large glowing yellow sphere on their back during a performance.
Performers in theatrical costumes on stage, with a large gold frame in the background, during a theatrical scene.