Endangered Species

Wild children are becoming an endangered species! Natural habitats are making way for urban development, having a significant impact on the populations and habitats of the wild children.

Deep in Albury’s Wonga Wetlands in a unique and highly secretive child led conservation effort, the Flying Fruit Fly Circus has established a sanctuary which provides a natural environment for wild children to live and play in their natural state.

We will be opening the gates of the sanctuary so that the general public can observe these beautiful wild creatures in their natural habitat. The Flying Fruit Flies’ passionate team of conservationists deliver a child encounter like no other. In small parties you will be escorted by trained and enthusiastic 9 and 10-year-old tour guides who know exactly where to look and what to look for.

Director Anni Davey
Associate Artist Alyson Evans
Costume Designer Lyn Shields
Production Manager Alison Neville

Featuring the Flying Fruit Fly Circus ensemble

Dates

3 – 12 December 2020

This is a moving tour using existing tracks at Wonga Wetlands. Audiences will be walking and standing for the length of the performance. It is wheelchair accessible. Please wear appropriate footwear and clothing for an hour walk in the heat. Please bring a hat, sunscreen and a drink bottle. There will not be anywhere to purchase food or drink.

This is an open-air event and due to Covid-19 restrictions, we have not secured a wet weather venue. In the event of cancellation, you will be notified by email.