Compañía de Circo “eia”: inTarsi

Energetic, funny, heartwarming and poetic, inTarsiis a contemporary circus show for the whole family. Compañía de Circo "eia” comes to the Czech Republic following a successful European tour and they’re bringing a teeterboard with them.

KoresponDance has played host to a wide range of circus equipment, but this is the first time our audiences will see four acrobats working with a wooden teeterboard, recognised as one of the most difficult circus disciplines, along with trampolines and wooden platforms. It’s not just Compañía de Circo "eia”’s first-class circus skills that have earned them the prime time spot at this year’s festival. Working with elements of dance and physical theatre, their work offers insights into the kaleidoscope of human relationships. Come experience real circus in the theatre and join them as they push the borders of physical and artistic expressivity. Don’t miss the chance to see the Pivovarský dvůrcome alive with a world-class contemporary circus event. 

WINTER STADIUM: Jungmannova 10, Žďár nad Sázavou

• Perfromance: Armando Rabanera Muro, Fabio Nicolini, Fabrizio Giannini, Manel Rosés Moretó
• Direction: Compañía de Circo "eia” and Jordi Aspa
• Original music: Cristiano Della Monica
• Light design: Sarah Filmer "SANKEY”
• Set design: Compañía de Circo "eia” and El Taller del Lagarto
• Costumes: Fanny Fredouelle, Rosa Crehuet, Maru Shima
• Choreography: Michelle Man
• Running time: 60 min

Compañía de Circo "eia” (ES)

Since being founded in 2009, Compañía de Circo "eia” has established itself as one of the most significant Spanish and European contemporary circus companies. Dedicated to creating performances that speak to the widest possible public about the complexity of human relationships, their work combines diverse circus and dance disciplines executed with precision. The prizes they have received speak to the success of their work. They are the recipients of the Barcelona City Award (2011) for "research and innovation in the field of contemporary circus”; the juried Special Prize (2016) from the Spanish magazine Zirkolika for inTarsiand the MAX Price (2017), also for inTarsi (this prestigious Spanish award is named after Max Estrella, a character in the play Bohemian Lights).