Bronte started out with Spaghetti Circus from the humble beginnings in Main Arm. Bronte was the first Spaghetti’s to go onto bigger things in Circus. Bronte quickly got snapped up by Circus Monoxide, a travelling contemporary circus. Not long after Bronte met her life partner and created “The Pits”. They are now a full family circus with son, Flynn and daughter Amelie performing all around Australia.
Dannick Chollet Bio
Marianne Chollet Bio
Daniel Rabin joined Spaghetti Circus as a young enthusiastic adult. Daniel also went onto be one of the first graduates from NICA and from there became a very successful freelance performer. Daniel has most recently started a circus school in Melbourne, Circus Spot with his wife Free. Circus Spot has been very successful and recently started doing their own training the trainer courses.
Scott started out with Spaghetti Circus, he performed a beautiful adagio act with Bronte Webster, his trick bike and contact juggling. Scott then went on to be one of the first graduates of NICA. Scott used his experience to land a job with Circus Oz and continued to perform with them for 10 years. Scott has developed photography skills and now photographs for Circus Oz. Scott has created his own show, “Full Cream” with great success in the contemporary circus scene.
Hamish McCormic started out in Spaghetti Circus with his amazing slack rope and unicycle routine. Hamish was another graduate of NICA at the forefront of the contemporary circus movement. He also made his stamp on the Australian Circus industry with his short films and documentaries on the cream of contemporary circus. Hamish started his company Carnival Cinema gaining inspiration from his dad John McCormic (resident circus photographer) and from filming Circus performance talents such as Captain Frodo and the Happy Side Show. Hamish is now the go to guy for docos and footage within the circus community. Hamish has had documentaries aired on national ABC tv and works for the likes of Circus Oz and the Spiegel tent.
Peter Freeman Bio
Lachie Richards Bio
Isaac Dutton Bio
Kye Schultejohann Bio
Rhiannon Cave-Walker, Spaghetti’s permanent little flyer. Rhiannon worked hard on her circus skills with Spaghetti as well as training dance throughout her adolesense. Rhiannon went onto train with DOCH a circus school in Sweden, where she trained up an amazing handstand routine. Rhi was born to be a handstander with her small stature and amazing hands! Not long after Rhiannon’s return to Australia, she got snapped up by the new up and coming contemporary circus troupe, Gravity and Other Myths.
Bridie trained with Spaghetti Circus with dedication, so much so that she craved more and moved from her family and went to the Fruit Fly Circus at the young age of 16, the only full time youth circus school. She worked hard at fruit flies, with her skills and dedication gained there she applied and then got into one of the most renowned circus schools of university standard in Montreal, Deceole. Bridie returned to Australia and auditioned for CIRCA and has now been performing across international stages for 4 years. CIRCA is at the forefront of contemporary circus with it dynamic group acts, toss the girl style acrobatics and creative direction by Yuron.
Lani is an old spaghetti student who is now the Head of Circus School, Senior Coach, Exercise Physiologist and Freelance Performer. Lani started Spaghetti at the young age of 9yrs old and took to it instantly. After finishing school, Lani then went onto complete a degree in Exercise Physiology. While she was studying she was a freelance aerial performer in the Brisbane corporate world. Lani then moved back to her hometown of Mullumbimby where she soon became classes co-odinator at Spaghetti Circus and has recently been promoted to Head of Circus School. Lani also in recent years scored a job at Aerial Angels where she is a signed aerial artist.
A Spaghetti from the start! This core crew who began Spaghetti Circus at Main Arm School with just Leonie Mills and Kim Morcom have done many great things. Magic happens in Main Arm. Cassie began as Spaghetti’s star contortionist and has since gone to study in the Beijing Chinese Circus School and honed her skills in contortion and hula hoops. She performed with Moonglow Burlesque Cabaret troupe doing corporate gigs around china.. Then went to france in 2012 and worked for a traveling circus, doing circus workshops with kids and performing til 2013.. And now works with a french Cabaret troupe, performing around France, performing contortion, hoola hoops and aerial ring.
“I can say that Spaghetti Circus changed my life in so many ways. I think it played a big part in shaping who I became, growing up it gave me a special world outside of family and school, where I could express myself in a different way and discover my strengths and talents. I remember being pretty hopeless at lots of things when I first started spaghetti, I was so floppy I couldn’t do much, but then I discovered contortion and it gave me confidence in my body and self again. That’s what I think is so great about spaghetti circus for kids, no matter what your strengths or weaknesses are there is always something in that training room that will capture the imagination. Through whatever that may be spaghetti circus gives you a special skill that becomes yours and shapes you as an individual and a person as your growing into adulthood….”
Phoebe trained with Spaghetti Circus from the very beginnings at Main Arm Primary School and graduated in 2005. Phoebe then went onto train at the Barcelona, Spain circus school for 3 years. Phoebe came back to Australia and wowed the Mullumbimby Circus Festival crowd with her phenomenal double trapeze act with her partner Tony. Phoebe shortly after landed on of the few full time jobs in circus with the contemporary performing arts/circus company, CIRCA. Phoebe made the third Spaghetti performer CIRCA has taken on.
Billie trained with Spaghetti circus from the young age of 8 till 18 years. She then went onto train at Australia’s own circus university program NICA. Billie was spotted performing her showcase performance “Invisible Girl” (you tube it!) by the director of CIRCA. A year later she was in! Billie has now been performing across the international stages for 2 years and continuing to grow and shine with her beauty on stage and in the flesh.
