31/07/2026
"There was no manual. No blueprint. Just curiosity, falls and breakthroughs." - Wellington Lima
Modern Trampwall didn't appear overnight. It was developed by artists willing to experiment, fail, refine and redefine what was possible.
This August, one of those artists is coming to NICA.
With more than 25 years performing with Cirque du Soleil and teaching around the world, Wellington Lima has helped inspire generations of Trampwall artists. Now he's sharing that experience through a limited series of workshops in Melbourne.
Whether you're looking to refine your technique, explore new movement, or train with one of the discipline's pioneers, this is an opportunity that rarely comes to Australia.
📍 NICA, Melbourne
📅 Saturday 15 August
Limited places remain. Secure yours via:
https://portal.iclasspro.com/nicacircus/camps/13
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This opportunity has been made possible through the generous support of The Ian Potter Foundation, whose recent grant is helping NICA connect students, teaching staff, and the broader circus community with world-leading circus artists and educators, strengthening excellence in circus training and education.
24/07/2026
🚨 A rare opportunity for Australia's Trampwall community.
This August, we’re beyond excited to welcome Wellington Lima to NICA.
One of the original artists who helped shape modern Trampwall at Cirque du Soleil, Wellington has spent more than 25 years performing in productions including La Nouba, Dralion, Viva Elvis, Michael Jackson ONE and OVO.
Now, he's bringing his knowledge to Australia for a series of special public workshops.
📅 Saturday 15 August
- Kids (8–12): 11:15am–12:30pm
- Teens (13–17): 12:30pm–2:00pm
- Adults & Professionals (18+): 2:30pm–4:30pm
Whether you're a trampolinist, gymnast, circus artist or simply curious about Trampwall, this is an incredible chance to learn from one of the world's leading practitioners.
Places are extremely limited.
Bookings: https://portal.iclasspro.com/nicacircus/camps/13
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This opportunity has been made possible through the generous support of The Ian Potter Foundation, whose recent grant is helping NICA connect students, teaching staff, and the broader circus community with world-leading circus artists and educators, strengthening excellence in circus training and education.
Images supplied by Wellington Lima.
