Cultural Olympiad - "Liberté Clairvaux": acrobatic circus show "Pulse" by the circus company Kiaï

Name: Olimpiada Cultural - "Liberté Clairvaux": espectáculo de circo acrobático "Pulse" por la compañía de circo Kiai
Start: 2023-09-16T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-17T17:45:00+02:00
Location: Abbaye de Clairvaux

The company Kiaï presents Pulse, a creation of acrobatic circus around the trampoline, which pushes the limits of physics. There is no gravity, no top, no bottom, no upside down, no place.

16 i 17 septiembre 2023Passed

Herramientas de registro

Register / book: https://www.culture.gouv.fr/fr/Regions/DRAC-Grand-Est/actu/an/2023/Journees-du-patrimoine-Spectacle-PULSE-par-la-cie-de-cirque-choregraphique-Kiai-a-l-abbaye-de-Clairvaux

Crédit : Elly Contini

The show "Pulse" is a choreographic circus creation around trampoline and bounce dance. Six heads, twelve arms and twelve legs synchronize in an acrobatic trance that appeals to the senses rather than the mind. There is no more gravity, high, low, reverse or place, the earth and the areas merge. Acrobatics is at work and pushes the limits of physics.
A bouncing space of 9 m in diameter propels the acrobats in an aerial ballet where the musical pulsation gives the la. By disrupting the landmarks, the six game partners invite the spectator to let himself be crossed by the raw energy of acrobatics.

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Duration: 35 minsKiaï Company will be in residence in Clairvaux as part of a labeled project Cultural Olympiad beginning in October 2023.
The Cultural Olympiad is a multidisciplinary artistic and cultural program that spreads across all territories through projects labeled as part of the Paris 2024 Games.
As part of this project that it will present in July 2024, in Clairvaux, the company is looking for participants for a performance-workshop (one weekend per month, in clairvaux, from October 2023 to June 2024). Come and meet the company during the Heritage Days in Clairvaux.

About the location

Abbaye de Clairvaux

Bourg, 10310 Ville-sous-la-Ferté

Aube
Grand Est

Founded in 1115 in a remote place of southern Champagne, the abbey of Clairvaux was found in just over a century, thanks to the personality of St.Bernard, at the head of a filiation of more than three hundred houses applying the Cistercian reform.
This influence is reflected in successive reconstructions of ever more imposing buildings, up to the great cloister of the eighteenth century. The Revolution dispersed the monks and the purchase of the site by the State in 1808 saved the buildings of the former abbey, with the exception of the church, by installing the largest detention house in France. This site, so full of history, where the prison function is in the process of ending, is today both a high place of the Cistercian world and an important testimony of confinement in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.