Josh Croall

Total Nonstop Tricks brings together athletes from their respective fields into a collective and explodes them onto stage with beats, DJ and lights to display their love for movement, creativity and passion. This creates a new fresh approach to physical theatre and Circus with the crew hungry for progression and striving to break the boundaries within their goals.

The idea of creating a group acrobatics show for the Adelaide Fringe started with Josh Croall wanting to create a new and fresh contemporary circus company with the talent surrounded by him while training at the SA Circus Centre in Adelaide.
The group consists of Josh Croall, Hamish McCourty, Mark Longo, Margot Mansfield and Dylan Phillips who perform as acrobats, juggler, hand balancer and a dancer.  
With your support we can continue to grow the company and gain experience performing together to create innovative and exciting performances that we can share with audiences everywhere.

 Being a self funded show we greatly appreciate any extra funds so that everyone will have a greater share in any profits we make at the end of the run. The funds received from our supporters will not cover our total budget which we estimate to be around $4000 but will help to cover some of the costs of the venue hire and Adelaide Fringe registration our biggest expense. The  more funds we can raise will help support and inspire our company to continue to create amazing circus in the future. All funds will go towards helping with:
 
Venue hire $1500
registration fees $395

As we are all under the age of 19 and either study or work part time we don't have a huge amount of income to fund ourselves entirely.  Finding a venue that can best showcase our skills has been the biggest cost we faced  but we feel that ultimately this will help us to reach a wider range of audiences and better display our ideas and skills in the best possible way. Our passion and drive to succeed has helped us to create an exciting contemporary piece that we hope all ages can enjoy and be inspired by.

 Another big challenge is getting  our name out there amongst the many shows on offer at the Adelaide Fringe. We have been working extremely hard on promoting our company and show and have promoted on social media, organised photo shoots, handed out flyers at events and by getting heaps of advice from established successful fringe artists. As the show nears opening we will be out working hard on personal appearances in the mall and promoting the show to audiences around Adelaide.