A transdisciplinary performance combining circus, dance, music, and object theater. A tender relationship between two men is put to the test by situations shaped by notions of territory and (neo)colonial power dynamics. Drawing on their respective roots in Chile and the United States, Fernando and Nathan explore these concepts in a playful and absurd way through their circus-trained bodies.
Mouse traps, three dance mats, and a bucket make up the landscape of their quests. Here, navigating limits, boundaries, and perils with care and kindness becomes the focus of their interest and the heart of their inquiry: what would I do with it?
Fernando Gonzalez, Nathan Biggs-Penton
Music: Olivier Landry-Gagnon
Costumes: Samuelle McGowan-Richer
Repetiteurs: Agathe Foucault and Angélique Wilkie
Photographer: Sebastien Chion
Special thanks: OFQJ, Campus de la Transition Ecologique, La Central del Circ, La Tohu, Maison de Jonglage, Les Maison de Cultures: Outrement, Saint-Laurent, Mercier et Pointe-aux-Trembles
