A zany fast moving, fun thrilled mix of contemporary circus and daring dance performed by 33 young people from Bega to Wollongong. The show themes explore the confusion of young people as they make a choice about their future career and pathways in life. Loosely based on the age-old fairytale of The Ugly Duckling our main character, Lucy, has some unusual habits. She does not appear to be ‘normal’. We immediately empathise with her ordeal as she searches for a place and occupation she can call her own. 
I Wanna Be married the excitement of Circus with the elegance of dance as fLiNG Physical Theatre collaborated with Circus Monoxide's Half High Circus. Artistic Director Lee Pemberton, Circus Director Jane Davis, Choreographer Adam Wheeler.

Inspired by the many treacherous Voyages and survival stories experienced on the sea of the Far South Coast of NSW The Voyage is an exciting movement and dance play featuring some of the Valley's best physical performers. Directed by Lee Pemberton with award winning choreographer, Fiona Malone, fLiNG realises new staging opportunities in this show with flying harness work and aerial dance. This is a must see event.
September 15 17 18 22 24 25 at 7.30pm Bega Indoor Stadium Carp Street Bega.
Tickets Adults $18 Children $8 Family of four $48 and children under five FREE
Tickets are available on sale at the door or you can book by phoning 0429909433 or email admin@fling physicaltheatre.com.au

Directed by Don Asker and choreography by Jane Mortiss Sol's Way follows the experience of Sol on his journey to find himself. The characters explored motifs and imaginings from life’s journey and death, using memories of childhood games, camping trips and the beach.
Don & Jane’s impressive experience working in dance opened the eyes of the company members to new ways of working in movement. It was also the first time that fLiNG Physical Theatre had a new work created by guest directors.

Awake was a culmination of research, workshops and rehearsals concerning issues around themes of family history, natural heritage, conservation, memory, life and death. It resulted in ten performances presented at the Bega Show Ground Pavilion during August 2008.
The performance AWAKE received project support from The Australia Council for the Arts Community Partnerships Fund and the Regional Arts Fund. Eight choreographers were involved in seeding, developing and creating the performance with two musician/composers. A ten week creative development period of workshops and introductory rehearsals began in March. The project was focused on  the involvement of a number of communities in the Bega area and encompassed the performances of people aged from 8 years to 79years.
Director Lee Pemberton, Animatuer Don Asker, Choreographers, Jane Mortiss, Colleen Meessmann, Steph Hutchinson & Gareth Hart, Composers Geoffrey Badger & Pete Wild