"Corps beatbox"
Let's get wild! In this rousing show of juggling, rhythmic singing and percussive dance, four radiant performers give us an eyeful and an earful. We'll be reaping nuggets of joy and pleasure for the whole year to come!
Sounds, balls and plastic bags twirl, fall and collide everywhere! The performers' extra-agile bodies and smooth voices literally become instruments. On the stripped-down stage, adorned only with a cloak of light and intriguing drums, a whole festival of sensations, acrobatics and sonic delights emerges, as if the echoes of a busy street in the city of Maputo were reaching us.
It's so contagious that we have no choice but to collectively vibrate in tune with these virtuoso artists as they mystify us with their skills. And in the end, we're reconnected with what is perhaps the true role of the performing arts: a fabulous excuse to be together.
Ages 6 + | Without words
Post-show talkbacks: Q&A session with the artists following every performance.
Thursday 16:30 with CJP (only open to young people aged 16 to 30)
https://cjpmb.ca/evenement/1630-au-tcm-maputo-mozambique/
Press
Le jonglage musical sur scène au Théâtre Cercle Molière. Radio-Canada, Maggie Wilcox.
Maputo-Mozambique: l'art du jonglage musical. Envol91FM, Caroline Touchette et Jean Fontaine.
Accessibility
Théâtre Cercle Molière is wheelchair accessible.
Our reception, Theatre and Studio are all located on the main floor. The TCM building is equipped with automatic doors. There are three accessible washrooms on the main floor. A folding wheelchair can be made available to a patron upon request. Please let us know in advance at 204-233-8053.
Parking
Parking is free, with 4 spaces designated as accessible to the west of the main entrance. It's possible to drop off or pick up someone directly in front of the TCM doors.
It is recommended that you notify the TCM reception so that we can reserve an accessible seat for you in the theatre.
Concept and direction: Thomas Guérineau
With: Mariam Diakité, Prime Ezinse, Djenebou Fane & José Joaquim Sitoë
Production: Compagnie TG
With the support of : Ministère de la Culture et de la communication-DRAC Île-de-France, Institut Français-Ministère des Affaires Étrangères, Centre Culturel Franco-Mozambicain de Maputo, La ville du Bourget, Compagnie Sham, Conseil Régional îÎe-de-France, le Plus Petit Cirque du Monde, La Maison des Jonglages - scène conventionnée jonglage de La Courneuve, Africolor.
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