Two extraordinary performances combine contemporary circus, dance, live music, and clowning into a unique experience.
COƧA by Vitus Denifl and Nis Fee Brender transforms everyday objects into living beings and instruments. The performance explores how material culture shapes our perception, relationships, and society – and poses the question: Who holds whom in their hand – do we control our objects, or do they control us? A humorous and poetic absurd world emerges, where gravity and functionality lose their meaning.
Compagnie Gaïus presents PAN!, an acrobatic dialogue about closeness and distance. Julius Bitterling, César Mispelon, and Jean-François Lejeune use hand-to-hand acrobatics, handstands, and human towers to depict the dynamics of relationships: doubt, enchantment, and the challenge of not taking the other for granted. Self-irony and lightness characterize this performance.