Friday 28 May, 18:30

All-Ages Circus Workshop with Cirque Inextremiste

Cirque Inextremiste leads a practical circus workshop linked to their show Extrêmités. Participants explore fundamental techniques — balance, acrobatics, juggling and partner work — through playful exercises and collective creation. The session examines physical awareness, safety and ensemble coordination while encouraging individual expression and creative risk-taking. Suitable for all ages from 6, the workshop asks participants to wear loose clothing and suitable shoes.

In French.

Chemin de la Gravière 10,
1227 Les Acacias
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