Shows

Sawdust Sympohny

Craftsmanship confronting circus.

 

Sawdust Symphony is a circus performance in which Michael Zandl, David Eisele and Kolja Huneck combine their passion for crafting, fresh wood and object manipulation.

 

This piece talks about the human desire to create: the process from vision to construction, the tragedy of work and the relationship between tools and humans. Obsessed characters discover and transform their space and themselves to take the spectator into a unique DIY experience.

 

Sawdust Symphony is an intense dialogue between satisfaction, frustration and the smell of gasoline.

 



JANUS

A table, a chair, a closet, no exit. The world in which this man was born seems very modest at first view. Obviously different rules apply here, but this you can only know if you have been already somewhere else. He was never somewhere else. As he begins to question the reality of his life, it nearly seems that there is, next to objects that come alive and a small bugging fly which he shares the room with, an imperceptible power that is playing a perfidious game with him. Yet who is holding the threads in the end is even surprising for himself.

“Janus” is a strange, circensic, magic, humorous, Kafkaesque psycho-thriller, which includes especially one thing: hats.

 

 



Mimicry

9 min

In biology ‘Mimicry’ describes the close resemblance of an organism to a different organism, such that it benefits from the mistaken identity. But not only in the animal world things are not always what they seem to be.

In ‘Mimicry’ the artist wants to give the audience an insight into another world. A world that is a little bit strange, full of illusions, surprises and primarily consisting out of one thing, hats. But these objects are not always what they appear to be and you could almost think, that some of them have their own mind.