Tipping Point – A performance by Cirkus Cirkör
In February, Cirkus Cirkör's new show Tipping Point has its world premiere and a few months later, on May 4 - 5, it will come to Karlskrona.
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In a raw world built of ropes, metal pipes and wires, we meet five circus performers and a musician. Through acrobatics, aerial acrobatics, hair hanging and contortionism, they move with, against and despite the structures. What does it take to keep the balance when what seems stable can suddenly collapse?
- It is a unique opportunity and really cool that we get to welcome Cirkus Cirkör to Karlskrona. It is the show's only venue in south-eastern Sweden, so I think that both Karlskrona residents and visiting visitors will be attracted here to see it. It will be spectacular, says head of culture Lenny Mostberg.
"Tipping Point – Balancing in a Time of Change" is a circus performance about structures - our human structures and what holds our societies and democracies together. Why do they look the way they do? What keeps them in balance?
- As an internationally touring company, it is always extra fun to play for the Swedish audience. For us, this will not only be a tour, but also a new start and a return where we get to offer Sweden innovative and urgent contemporary circus - a performing arts experience beyond the ordinary, says Kajsa Giertz, CEO of Cirkus Cirkör.
More about the performance in Karlskrona:
Time: May 4 at 7 p.m. and May 5 at 3 p.m.
Location: Konserthusteater
Tickets will be sold via nortic.se, link below. If you buy your tickets during February, you get to take part in a promotional offer - so don't wait!
- It is a unique opportunity and really cool that we get to welcome Cirkus Cirkör to Karlskrona. It is the show's only venue in south-eastern Sweden, so I think that both Karlskrona residents and visiting visitors will be attracted here to see it. It will be spectacular, says head of culture Lenny Mostberg.
"Tipping Point – Balancing in a Time of Change" is a circus performance about structures - our human structures and what holds our societies and democracies together. Why do they look the way they do? What keeps them in balance?
- As an internationally touring company, it is always extra fun to play for the Swedish audience. For us, this will not only be a tour, but also a new start and a return where we get to offer Sweden innovative and urgent contemporary circus - a performing arts experience beyond the ordinary, says Kajsa Giertz, CEO of Cirkus Cirkör.
More about the performance in Karlskrona:
Time: May 4 at 7 p.m. and May 5 at 3 p.m.
Location: Konserthusteater
Tickets will be sold via nortic.se, link below. If you buy your tickets during February, you get to take part in a promotional offer - so don't wait!
Information
- Bookings URL https://www.nortic.se
- External links https://www.facebook.com/Cirkor
- Arena Karlskrona Konserthusteater