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Cirk La Putyka Presents: Hey, Earth! An Experimental Performance of New Circus and Movement Theater

Directed by Thomas Steyaert, this performance invites audiences into a world of rituals and fantasy exploring human connection.

Dive into "Cirk La Putyka: Hey, Earth!", an innovative performance directed by Thomas Steyaert. This experimental project seamlessly merges movement theater, new circus, and striking visual art. It transcends traditional boundaries, using acrobatics, minimalism, and powerful stagecraft to explore the complexities of human communication. The show creates a dynamic environment, inviting audiences aged 10 and above to a journey of imagination and interpretation.

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Exhibition summary

This experimental project by Cirk La Putyka and director Thomas Steyaert is a performance that blends movement theater, new circus, and visual art. It explores human communication through acrobatics, minimalism, and stagecraft, inviting audiences into a world rich with rituals and fantasy.

Curatorial context

The performance _Hey, Earth!_ by Cirk La Putyka, directed by Thomas Steyaert, is an experimental project that merges movement theater, new circus, and visual art. It aims to take audiences on a journey into a world of rituals, fantasy, and the quest for understanding, where every movement and object on stage carries profound meaning. The production deliberately steps outside audience expectations, exploring the boundaries of human communication. It creates tension not only through acrobatic feats but also through minimalism, silence, and static imagery. The stage is a dynamic environment where performers use objects to construct and deconstruct the world around them, opening a new space for imagination and interpretation. The performance has a length of 70 minutes and is suitable for audiences aged 10 and above. It includes elements performed partly in Czech and English.

Admission and ticket notes

Ticketing information is available, with a direct link provided to purchase tickets for the performance. The performance is suitable from 10 years of age and has a length of 70 minutes. It may include intense strobe lighting and loud music; attendees sensitive to these stimuli should exercise caution.

Cirk La Putyka: Hey, Earth! key exhibition facts

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Venue
House at the Golden Ring
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Sep 27, 2024
Artist line / attribution
An experimental project by Cirk La Putyka and director Thomas Steyaert.
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