Venue and workspace for circus

Out of Balanz (DK)

Physical theater, Fysisk teater, Contemporary Circus

Turbulence

Contemporary circus about climate anxiety, migration, and finding solid ground in a constantly changing world.

Info

Thu 21.01.27
Kl. 20:00 - 21:00

Fri 22.01.27
Kl. 17:00 - 18:00

Sat 23.01.27
Kl. 15:00 - 16:00

Age From 10 år

Duration 60 min

Price Dynamo Card / Momentum Annual Card 0, –
Adult 200, – Young U. 25 Years / Student 110, – School and children 60,

About

Hail the size of an adult man’s fist, drought, hurricanes, wildfires, and floods. Climate change is no longer something vague belonging to the future or distant lands. It is happening here and now, and we are in the midst of it.

TURBULENCE by Out of Balanz explores the impact of climate change on ordinary people and the physical experience of displacement.

Five circus artists are thrust into a physical struggle where the strategy for survival demands that they constantly shift their base.

Their center for acrobatic movement is set in motion and challenged, forcing them to devise new ways of acting in order to survive.

A DYNAMO co-production in collaboration with AFUK Scene. Presented in collaboration with Teater Momentum.

“poetic and thought-provoking”

ISCENE.DK

“It is entertaining, and menacing too”

KULTURKUPEEN

CREDIT

Artists
Eivind Øverland
Kajsa Bohlin
Mikkel Hobitz Filtenborg
Lotta Paavilainen
Stina Kopra

Director
Troels Hagen Findsen

Scenography
Siggi Oli Palmason

Composer
Jens B. Christiansen

Dramaturg
Katrina Bugaj

Light Design
Martin Danielsen

Costume
Birgitte Nisbeth

Technician
Palle Nothlev

Photo
Cosmin Cirstea

Supported by

DAF
Nordic Council of Ministers
Danish arts council
Odense Municipality

PRACTICAL INFO

Accessibility: All seating (including audience seating) in DYNAMO is accessible for wheelchairs, canes, crutches or other mobility aids. Read more about accessibility in DYNAMO here.
Trigger warning: none

Who is DYNAMO

DYNAMO er samtidscirkus af hoj kunstnerisk kvalitet.
Vi skaber et rum, hvor kunstnere, publikum og samfundet kan modes i nye, uventede faellesskaber.