A multi-disciplinary show that combines circus and movement
with the unusual element of water. A large aquarium filled with
water is used as a pretext to talk about silences, barriers and
overcoming. It’s a journey into the depths of the subconscious
through the experience of apnea, where the space of sound and
light is also the protagonist.
Carlo Mô appears with a wall on his back, carrying everything he finds, with his absurd survival instinct.
Like the burdens of life, all this sometimes becomes something beloved and necessary, and other times a useless and endless work, similar to that of Sisyphus in Greek mythology or that of Diogenes accumulating emotions and memories.
Absurdity gives meaning to his life and perhaps to ours.
Outdoors version teaser (Indoors, below)
Indoors version:
To see, not just look. To experience, not just sense.
PANORAMA redefines the theatrical experience as its rotating viewing cabinet transforms reality into fantasy, provoking our senses and re-mystifying the world we inhabit.
PANORAMA’s innovative approach to theatre is based on a pop-up structure which rotates 360º on its own axis. Through a window, the audience experiences the world outside. Over progressive rotations that world starts to change, evolve, abstract. Not just through the actions and interventions of the actors outside, but also through the general public, who find themselves becoming an integral part the story. The observer is no longer simply a consumer of theatre, but co-creator of it.
Transport/travel costs, potentially covered by Pro Helvetia (ask us for details)
“AUTOMATÀRIUM”
An automaton side show/installation
Automatàrium is an installation inspired by the fairground attraction of coin-activated automatons constructed in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
In this installation, actors are located within individual booths made of wood and methacrylate (imitating the old buildings) and activated with coins that the audience inserts in a slot.
Once a coin is inserted, colored bulbs light up and circus music plays. The performers begin mimicking the robotic and cyclical movements of the automatons, enacting short actions with elements of comedy, circus, magic, storytelling, song, and mime…
Below, are teasers of the outdoor version in Singapore Night Festival, the tent version at La Mercè Festival in Barcelona, and the indoor version at the Contemporary Arts Museum of Barcelona (MACBA):
The show has been to the following festivals:
Come and See Showcase (Catalonia)
Festival Comic de Figueres (Catalonia)
Firatarrega (Catalonia)
ITFOK Festival (India)
SESC Sao Paulo Festival de circo (Brazil)
Festival Mundial do Circo (Brazil)
El Parc De Les Meravelles (Catalonia)
Merce Arts de Carrer Festival (Catalonia)
Freiburg Kulturboerse (Germany)
Pforzheim Festival (Germany)
Fito Festival (Galicia)
Fundao Festival (Portugal)
Palo Alto Market (Catalonia)
Schloss Spektakel (Germany)
Terrassa modernist fair (Catalonia)
Barcelona modernist fair (Catalonia)
Mostra Igualada (Catalonia)
MACBA museum (Catalonia)
Xalaro Festival (Catalonia)
Argentona Festa Major (Catalonia)
MAF Festival (Spain)
Canet’s modernist fair (Catalonia)
L’Escala, Festa Major (Catalonia)
Miramiro Festival (Belgium)
Sziget Festival (Hungary)
University of Florida (USA)
Singapore Night Festival (Singapore)
Show recommended by Time Out Barcelona. See article HERE
Tech specs/Dossier by clicking: AUTOMATARIUM
As you can see in this video here, the show is good both for outdoors/indoors
“The Submerged Voice” by Maria Palma (contemporary aquatic circus)
“YOUGUR” by Carlo Mô (a contemporary Sisyphus-clown, directed by Leandre)
“PANORAMA: KINO THEATRE” by Tom Greder (a rotating theatrical experience)
“AUTOMATÀRIUM” BY David Berga (A VINTAGE AUTOMATONS’ INSTALLATION)
