Babel, glöm challenges the limits of strength and balance to discuss the concepts of individuality and collectivity. “The performance is about living together and dealing with differences. We want to explore the tension between ‘being yourself’ and ‘staying together,’” says artist Anouck Le Roy. Babel, glöm means “Babel, forget it”, an invitation, according to Anouck, […]

This activity is an introduction to circus performance geared at children and adults with no previous experience. Circus Park is divided into five introductory stations covering different circus skills, with wooden structures specially designed by the artist to facilitate learning and stimulate motor coordination, body awareness and overcoming obstacles. It will include the principles of […]

Four individuals, waiting for something to happen, are led to subvert the order of things and everyday objects in a stream of events that is anything but routine. Using the way of life of the bees and the figure of the beekeeper allegorically, the performance approaches topics that are relevant to people today, while trying […]

The group brings together fifteen artists from eight countries, whose work addresses urgent contemporary issues from the perspective of the circus arts. “We use our cultural plurality to talk about current socio-political relationships in the world, its steps forward and setbacks, and the idea of collectivity within an increasingly individualistic society,” says Rodrigo Ceribelli, one […]

In a dreamy and festive mood, the performers explore all possibilities of bamboo, using a seven-meter-tall mobile structure made of stems of the plant. They hang on it, climb to the top, balance themselves and help support each other. They execute aerial suspensions, jumps, juggling and acrobatic stunts, with a soundtrack that includes instruments such […]