A DYNAMIC SHOW THAT BRIDGES CULTURAL DIVIDE
Experience the exhilarating blend of First Nations culture and contemporary creativity in this unique collaboration between Mitch Tambo and Cirkus Bizurkus.
This dynamic show effortlessly bridges cultural divides while delivering a powerful and uplifting message, infused with vibrant pop elements. Bold colours, high-energy performances, and captivating screen content showcase Mitch's signature fusion of tradition and innovation — offering a truly mesmerising encounter where ancient wisdom meets modern expression.
From original dance anthems like "HEAL" and "Yugal-Yulu-gi" to beloved classics such as "You're the Voice," "Great Southern Land," and "Simply the Best," and a moving rendition of "My Island Home," Mitch Tambo passionately shares the Gamilaraay language with the world — seamlessly blending First Nations culture with contemporary beats and global sounds.
Mitch Tambo
Hailed as Australia's most distinctive First Nations entertainer, and “the new voice of a generation”, Mitch has earned global acclaim for his body of work. This includes 10 consecutive Top 10 singles on the Australian iTunes Worldwide charts, as well as charts across the world. He has also thrilled with many electrifying performances at events such as the Australian Open, T20, NRL Indigenous All Stars and at the historic Fire Fight Australia Concert with his rendition of ‘You’re the Voice’. Additionally, his advocacy for social causes has garnered widespread recognition. In 2024 Mitch raced to the top of the iTunes charts once more with his single The Best and album Tambo Jamz Vol. 1. In 2025 he received widespread acclaim for his duet of My Island Home with his wife, singer Voice of Lele, plus his solo version of the song.
Cirkus Bizurkus
Founder and Creative Director, Fernando Barraza, began his creative journey in the early '90s, working as an extra in legendary films such as The Matrix and Mission Impossible 2. But it was his time on Baz Luhrmann's masterpiece Moulin Rougethat truly inspired him to pursue a creative career. After a successful career as a celebrity stylist and photographer working in New York and London, Fernando returned to Australia and contributed to some of the country’s most iconic TV productions, including Australian Idol, Australia’s Got Talent, X Factor, Australia’s Next Top Model, and The Face. It was during the launch of luxury hotels QT and The Darling that Fernando discovered a deep love for circus and live performance. When COVID-19 lockdowns hit in 2020, Fernando finally had the space to reimagine his next move. During that time, he rediscovered a deck he had created many years earlier for a concept called Cirkus Bizurkus — and it was a lightbulb moment. With the help of a City of Sydney grant, he brought the idea to life. Partnering with Home Nightclub, in bed @ Home: Cirkus Bizurkus was launched just in time for Mardi Gras 2021. As the world reopened, Cirkus Bizurkus found itself in a unique position to reignite live entertainment and create magic again. Soon, the company was collaborating with major brands such as Qantas, Porsche, Uber, Bloomberg, TikTok, and more. What began as a costume design and entertainment solution business has now evolved into a powerhouse of creative direction, live events, production, and even its own Cirkus Skool.Today, Cirkus Bizurkus continues to grow with boundless imagination and a passion for creating magical, unforgettable experiences for clients across Australia and beyond.
Voice of Lele
Voice of Lele is remarkable - a refugee, singer, proud West Papuan woman, and mother of four daughters. She is also a passionate advocate for refugee women in Australia and a dedicated decolonisation activist. Originally part of Black Sistaz, Lele later left the group to forge her solo career, releasing her debut single Island Proud, follow-up single Jow Manfun and Amazing Grace in 2024. In January 2025 she released duet My Island Home with singer Mitch Tambo which reached the top of the charts, as well as solo versions. Lele has performed at Carols By Candlelight, the Australian Open, All Cultural Fest, the Prime Minister’s Olympic Dinner, and the Dunggula Cultural Festival.