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White balls – hundreds of them – bounce, roll, and fly across the stage. All slightly different, they cling to the ceiling, spill into the audience, even leap from the performers’ mouths. Two circus artists try in vain to contain the chaos, but the balls have a life of their own.
Grensgeval company (creators of Murmur, Plock, Korrol.) returns to Rotondes, joined this time by Circus Katoen for a wild, visual exploration of forms and materials. It’s a playful nod to the beauty of letting go: on stage and in life, the most wonderful accidents often happen when we lose our grip.
.Rotondes
As their name suggests, the Rotondes are two circular buildings, each 52 m in diameter, built in 1875 to serve as a shed and workshop for steam locomotives. After the end of steam engines in the after...
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