Explosive thrills as circus with a difference comes to Luton
The show weaves a story without words, where six women come together to seek order in the chaos.
The Exploded Circus invites audiences into a moment where an explosion has been frozen in time, the remnants of a big top caught mid-air - with everything from the circus ring, sequins and fairground horses suspended above the ground. With striking imagery and subtle humour, the show explores themes around change, hope and belonging.
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Hide AdThe production is presented by contemporary circus company Mimbre.
Director Lina Johansson said: “With a feeling that the world around us is on the cusp of big changes, I want to create a performance reflecting on this in a microcosm.
“Be it Brexit, global warming or the refugee crisis, there is a strong feeling of change and upheaval around us. I want to use the show to reflect, as well as imagine what could come from this change and how we can use it to grow. I want audiences to feel the palpable uncertainty around us, but also nurture a feeling of hope.”
The show comes to St George’s Square from June 23 to 24 as part of arts festival Imagine Luton. Visit imagineluton.co.uk for details.