The show is a fulfilment of several childhood dreams, such as playing the violin while floating or riding a gramophone, a magical and majestic machine from the past, capable of playing music with just a crank. It is also about breaking the ice with passers-by by playing music in the street and in public places […]
Act II With lots of improvisation and interaction with the audience and live music, the Act 2 presents an original story about death, the afterlife and the gods – those known and those a bit forgotten. Inspired by the 18-century sin-eaters, the story leads viewers through various rituals of the afterlife in an amusing and […]
The plot of the show Prokofiev Died Today begins on 5 March 1953, the day of the composer's death, and due to the paradox of history – also the day of Joseph Stalin’s death. So, where can you find flowers for Prokofiev's funeral when they have all been sold for the funeral of the Generalissimus? […]
Ashes is an open-air, physical theatre production featuring live music, dance, choral singing, puppetry and a cast of 16 performers and musicians. The show addresses an underlying and growing feeling that permeates our current era and culture: the future is uncertain. The capitalist narrative of ‘bigger, better, faster’ has failed us. The world is burning […]
An old man goes back to school. He wants to meet his friends and relive that time. However, he appears to have lived too long because the classroom and the entire school are now empty. Sitting at the classroom desk, as he once used to, he enters the world between reality and fantasy. He reminisces […]
This monumental outdoor spectacle presented a few years after the coronavirus pandemic stopped the world seems to be an even more acute diagnosis of contemporary mechanisms, irrational choices, fear, dishonesty and disinformation. Something that seemed fiction yesterday may turn out to be reality today... The Blind is a brutal image of the fall of an individual […]
Finale is a classical piece that uses architecture as a support for the movement of dancers. The show offers to the audience the possibility of enjoying classical dance in a new performance space and creates new contexts by transferring a ballet performance to a facade of a building in the city or to a countryside. […]
Act I In a little black caravan there is an always-listening microphone and an always whispering pair of headphones, filled with the whispers of those who were there before. Act I is an opportunity to tell the world your greatest secret, share a spontaneous reflection with a stranger, hear someone's little big joy... A bit […]
A light-hearted, subtle and delicate show based on the legacy of great clowns and silent film classics from Buster Keaton to Bill Irwin, focused on communication with the audience. An impromptu duel between two endearing characters armed with nothing but gestures. Nearly an hour of absurd situations, visual effects and crazy moments dominated by the […]
Play Crowd is a choreographical approach to the phenomenon of acting in a throng. The show plays light-footedly with the concept that trivial encounters with strangers in anonymous crowds can affect feelings of happiness and social bonds. All viewers want to participate in Play Crowd are given headphones in which they will hear a voice […]
The show is a fulfilment of several childhood dreams, such as playing the violin while floating or riding a gramophone, a magical and majestic machine from the past, capable of playing music with just a crank. It is also about breaking the ice with passers-by by playing music in the street and in public places […]
The title of the performance means ‘verticality’ in Korean. It is a Chinese pole performance of three artists resisting the vertical structure. While going against the gravity of the Chinese pole in a risky and even perilous position of verticality, they support each other and try to create a new meaning of ‘the vertical’ with […]
