The Cirkör Course

When you're ready for a bigger challenge

The Cirkör Course

The Cirkör Course suits you who want to train more often and be more challenged. You train twice a week, Wednesdays and Saturdays, with the same group of participants.

You can focus on your favourite discipline but also train in other disciplines, practice ensemble work and physical preparation. The goal is for each participant to be challenged with new techniques in acrobatics and body control. The participants work with the different expressions of contemporary circus and co-create as individuals in a collective.

Absolutely fantastic in every way. Wonderful and fun-filled training that is adapted to the individual at the same time as the wine feeling is there.
Participant

To take the circus course, you need to have a few terms of training experience in a contemporary circus. Not there yet? Start out on our Basic Course in Contemporary Circus.

Please contact us if you have any questions about the course!

The bookings page is only available in Swedish. Please E-mail us if you need help.

Cirkörhouse in Alby	24 classes	3600 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, rope/wire or silks.