Ra-Ra Zoo was an influential British new circus company founded by Sue Broadway, Stephen Kent, David Spathaky and Sue Bradley who met in August 1984 when performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Sue Bradley was one of the founding members of Circus Oz.

With a combination of 1980s' alternative comedy, street performance and circus skills, and influenced by the agitprop and political theatre of the late 1960s and '70s, they first appeared in London's East End at Malcolm Hardee's infamous Tunnel Club in London's Blackwall, and did their first full-length show Juggling With A Social Conscience in January 1985 at Battersea Arts Centre, as part of the London Mime Festival.
They went for the next ten years, touring successfully abroad and playing several seasons at the Hackney Empire after its reopening in 1986.

This poster also advertises the opening of Haringey's award-winning Jackson's Lane, the arts centre and community centre especially committed to fostering community circus theatre. Ernie Muller's poster includes a photograph of the eclectically-dressed troupe performing onstage with propeties including a ladder, trapeze and a saxophone.