Evento

Rising Sideways: A Circus Show at the Dawn of a New Era

Presented by:

Acrobatic Conundrum

In a world turned upside-down, Acrobatic Conundrum proposes a theatrical rite to embrace the inversion of our time. Ascending in spirals, somersaulting through the air, and alighting with ease, a circus company embodies how we can be disoriented and poised at once. With all the passion and purpose that only eighteen months of solitudinous circus training can evoke, the performers of Acrobatic Conundrum are ready to channel the dancing, flipping sublime once again. This evening length, open air show is a one-of-a-kind, not to be missed smorgasbord of aerial dance, hand- to- hand pas de deux, tumbling and clownery, always delivered in inimitable, authentic style. Celebrate our collective wishes for the way ahead, even as we grieve our lost time. Cherish the extraordinary present like never before. Come rise to the curious occasion in Rising Sideways.

Featuring: Jordie Campbell, Terry Crane, Emma Curtiss, Nick Harden, Julaine Hall, Jacki Ward Kehrwald, Katie Lynch, Rose Levit, Eric McKeethan, Jill Marissa, Mari Sharpe, Hanae Sambe, and Rachel Nehmer

Rising Sideways is made possible in part by the Seattle Office of Arts and Culture, co-produced by SANCA and The Circus Project.

70 minutes. Open Air. Appropriate for all ages.

ACCESSIBILITY: Onsite parking or drop-off is available for folks who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids. Please contact frontdesk@thecircusproject.org in advance of your visit so that we can make sure to have a space reserved for you. The ground is packed gravel and dirt, with some loose stones.

Ubicación

The Circus Project - Outdoor Domes (Ver)
3201 S Moody Ave
Portland, OR 97239
United States

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Categorías

Artes > Circo

Artes > Danza

Artes > Teatro

Artes > Visual

Comedia > Improvisación

Otra > Para familias

Apropiado para niños: Sí

No fumar: Sí

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Contacto

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Accesibilidad

Onsite parking or drop-off is available for folks who use wheelchairs or other mobility aids. Please contact Sarah at acrobatic.conundrum@gmail.com in advance of your visit so that we can make sure to have a space reserved for you. The ground is packed gravel and dirt, with some loose stones.