Saturday 29 May, 19:00

Extrêmités

Created by the collective Cirque Inextremiste, Extrêmités is a wildly physical and darkly comic circus piece. Three performers invent a world of precarious balance, juggling tilted planks, teetering constructions and the menace of gas bottles. The staging trades traditional circus apparatus for domestic debris, turning each fall into a choreographed collapse that questions fragility, trust and collective dependence. Raw, poetic and unsettling, the show was presented in connection with the Out of the Box biennale.

In French.

Chemin de la Gravière 10,
1227 Les Acacias
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Photo Credit: DR

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