Contemporary Circus for Adults
Body control, strength, balance and focus
Take the leap toward higher goals. You’ll be given ample opportunity to choose what you want to focus on. In our well-equipped circus hall, you will train floor acrobatics and trampoline for better body control, silks and trapeze for strength, tightwire walking and juggling for balance and focus.
No previous knowledge is needed: the training is adapted to the participant's level and wishes. The course is suitable for both beginners and those who have previously trained in acrobatics or circus.
By Adult, we mean you who are over 16. Younger? Welcome to our course for children.
Please contact us if you have any questions!
The bookings page is only available in Swedish. Please E-mail us if you need help.
Cirkörhouse in Alby | From 16 years | 2500 SEK | Book this course |
Stora Teatern in Gothenburg | From 16 years | 1300 SEK | Book this course |
Here's what we’ll be practicing:
Acrobatics
With roots in the Greek words for "walk on toes" and "climb high", acrobatics is one of the foundational circus disciplines. Here, gymnastic feats requiring a high degree of technical skill are executed.
Pair acrobatics
A combination of acrobatics and balance where two or more people lift, balance, throw and catch one another. The performers who do the lifting/catching/carrying, are called bases or catchers; the performers who are lifted/thrown/carried are called flyers.
Juggling
Juggling is all about throwing and manipulating objects. Many jugglers call themselves "object manipulators". Using their objects, jugglers draw shapes and patterns in the air.
Tightwire/tightrope
Tightwire is a form of equilibristics, the art of balancing. Within the circus arts, several disciplines are based on balancing skills, of which tightrope is perhaps the one most often associated with the art of equilibrium. Balancing on a rope is combined with acrobatics, advanced step combinations and dance.
Aerial acrobatics
Acrobatics performed in the air using equipment such as a trapeze, ropes/wires or silks/fabrics.
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