RECLAIM

The future is not what will happen, but what we will make happen

Five acrobats, an opera singer and two live musicians immerse you in a ritual of movement, an experience that stimulates all your senses. On the edge of your seat you will be transported into this intimate tent performance in which strangeness, extreme proximity and fear are not shunned. A world where equality reigns and where words are unnecessary. Here circus carries the voice.

Théâtre d'Un jour (T1J) is a Walloon company founded in 1994 by Patrick Masset. In his performances, he seeks a dialogue between various art forms, resulting in groundbreaking productions.

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concept and direction Patrick Masset vocals Blandine Coulon cellists Claire Goldfarb and Eugénie Defraigne acrobats Chloé Chevallier, César Mispelon, Lisandro Gallo, Joaquin Diego Bravo and Paul Krügener scenography and costumes  Oria Puppo masks Isis Hauben ironwork Jean-Marc Simon choreographic work Dominique Duszynski assistant director Eugénie Obolensky light design Frédéric Vannes (room version) & Emily Brassier (tent version) stage and lighting manager Adrien De Reusme co producers les Halles de Schaerbeek - Brussels (Belgium), le Maillon - Théâtre de Strasbourg – Scène Européenne (France), Le Vilar - Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgium), the Palais des Beaux-Arts - Charleroi (Belgium), UP - Circus & Perfoming Arts (Belgium) with support of MAD Festival Anvers, Centre Culturel of Bièvre, de Theater op de Markt/Dommelhof Neerpelt, the CAS, WBI, the Région Wallonne, the National Lottery and WBTD credits pictures Danny Willems