UNE PARTIE DE SOI
14 JUL (thu) – 9.30pm
RUNNING TIME
45 min
AGE RATING
M/6+
TICKETS
10€ Adults 5€ Children (up to 11 years old)
These tickets include the shows Cir-K and Une Partie de Soi
TICKET OFFICE
PURCHASE TICKETS ALSO AT:
Aljezur – Casa Lavrar o Mar – Rua João Dias Mendes, 46
14 JUL (thu) – 9.30pm
RUNNING TIME
45 min
AGE RATING
M/6+
TICKETS
10€ Adults 5€ Children (up to 11 years old)
These tickets include the shows Cir-K and Une Partie de Soi
TICKET OFFICE
PURCHASE TICKETS ALSO AT:
Aljezur – Casa Lavrar o Mar – Rua João Dias Mendes, 46
CIR-K
This new circus project resides in the disciplinary intersection between the circus arts, physical theater, movement and visual arts.
Giant men, bearded women, conjoined twins, elastic women and exotic animals live together among the sound atmospheres of Massive Attack, Trentemoller and Erik k Skodvin. Creatures that emerge to the surface in the form of sculptures/structures, laptops, masks and animated forms, inspired by Nick Cave's Soundsuits and Jacques Lecoq's techniques
Taking silent film icons as Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton as a reference, Cir-K is a revitalization of the classic circus from a modern perspective where, through social themes such as gender identity, narcissism, alcoholism and power conflicts, it brings to light on the stage the interior and exterior world of these jugglers, acrobats, contortionists, trapeze artists and clowns who inhabit the circus rinks.
This new circus project resides in the disciplinary intersection between the circus arts, physical theater, movement and visual arts.
Giant men, bearded women, conjoined twins, elastic women and exotic animals live together among the sound atmospheres of Massive Attack, Trentemoller and Erik k Skodvin. Creatures that emerge to the surface in the form of sculptures/structures, laptops, masks and animated forms, inspired by Nick Cave's Soundsuits and Jacques Lecoq's techniques
Taking silent film icons as Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton as a reference, Cir-K is a revitalization of the classic circus from a modern perspective where, through social themes such as gender identity, narcissism, alcoholism and power conflicts, it brings to light on the stage the interior and exterior world of these jugglers, acrobats, contortionists, trapeze artists and clowns who inhabit the circus rinks.
