The Cubby

A new show by Flipside Circus developed with regional and remote communities.
Now taking bookings for The Cubby In-Schools Tour 2027
BOOKING FORM
The Cubby
The Cubby

The Cubby In Schools

A new show by Flipside Circus developed with regional and remote communities.
Now taking bookings for The Cubby In-Schools Tour 2027

About The Cubby

"A funny, skilful, and creative exploration of the importance of play and imagination."
Creative Futures

Peek into a child’s imagination and see what’s possible in this thrilling circus adventure for all ages.

The Cubby celebrates the limitless ingenuity and creativity of kids. Bringing fantastical stories to life through acrobatics, aerials, and music. Get inspired, get giggly, and get ready to explore the hidden worlds where kids are in charge and anything is possible.

The Cubby is created by award-winning Flipside Circus with regional and remote Queensland communities.

"We loved everything. Every time they come to school it is just so enjoyable."
Teacher, Normanton
"It was something our kids haven't done before! It held their attention and they really enjoyed themselves. The trainers were patient and kind. It is wonderful to have these opportunities for our kids in remote locations."
Teacher, Doomadgee

The Cubby – In Schools Booking Form

School Address(Required)
Contact Name(Required)
See tour dates listed above for available time periods.
Logos: The Australian Government through Creative Australia; he Queensland Government through Arts Queensland; the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation; the Australian Cultural Fund; and Northshore Hamilton.Logos: The Australian Government through Creative Australia; he Queensland Government through Arts Queensland; the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation; the Australian Cultural Fund; and Northshore Hamilton.
Flipside Circus is assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its principal arts investment and advisory body; the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland; the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation and receives funding from Creative Australia through the Australian Cultural Fund; and Northshore Hamilton.