As a multi-faceted international performing arts company, we are in the business of celebrating and creating extraordinary stories and bringing them to our audiences, through the power of circus, dance, and theatre. A multi-talented group of individuals bound by art, invention, and curiosity.

In the 4 years of operation, ARC has performed over 300 shows, to over 71,000 people, in 7 countries with many exciting events and shows planned for the future.

Robbie is the Artistic Director of ARC Circus Co, and has worked extensively for over twenty years nationally and internationally, directing, performing, teaching, and choreographing. Robbie has worked for company’s including Cirque du Soleil, Circa, Circus Oz, Legs on the Wall, Cirque de Paname, Australian Ballet, Australian Opera, Theatre of Image, Circus Monoxide, Shaun Parker Co and Footnote dance company.

Robbie has directed five works with ARC Circus that have been performed in six different counties. Robbie’s work has been presented at major festivals, including Sydney Festival with ‘A Bee Story’ and ‘Living Sculptures: How the birds got their colours’, Auckland Festival, Edinburgh Fringe, Underground Festival, Perth Fringeworld, Joondalup Festival and more.

Commissioned by SWELL Sculpture Festival.
Collaborations between ARC Circus, and the Yugambeh Aboriginal Dancers

Living Sculptures: How the birds got their colours, is a stunning, Indigenous-led, contemporary performance piece fusing traditional First Nations dance, storytelling and contemporary circus. This show is a collaboration between ARC Circus and Luther Cora and his team from Yugambeh Aboriginal Dancers. The work is a telling of the traditional Dreamtime story of the same name, which explores themes of belonging and our unique differences.

Show Archive at Sydney Festival on Bondi Beach, Photos, Promo, Copy

First Nations Engagements with Local Community.

Masterclasses and Workshops.