From the cool rivers of Northern Tasmania comes the largest freshwater invertebrate in the world. Asta is a sight to behold: over seven metres in length, with piercing eyes, ten moving limbs and a vibrant blue shell. But be careful – logging and habitat loss can bring out his grumpy side, and those pincers aren’t just for […]
Adults and children alike go crazy for the surreal weirdness of these giant disembodied body parts floating down the street. Performances invite audience interaction and inspire wonder at the extra-ordinariness present in everyday life. Read more
This giant Mum, Dad, Grandpa and two kids, Scotty and Kelly, are just your average family out and about, searching for the same kinds of fun as everybody else. Read more
Giant Seagulls descend in a noisy quarrelsome pack. Grab your children before they do! Read more
Mirabelle the Snail may be slow and quiet, but watch out because she’s hungry. She towers over any lettuce leaf and will try to munch on anything in her path. Read more
Our life size herd of cows go on the rampage: grazing on pot-plants, eating people’s hats, nuzzling children and occasionally getting spooked by passing traffic. Don’t stand too close behind them – you might get sprayed with wee!! Read more
Our rhino roams the urban jungle on the hunt for food, shelter and fun. Don’t get on the wrong side of him however; he is not averse to charging! Read more
