We are very pleased to invite you to an Austrian-Egyptian collaborative circus performance in the Jesuit Cultural Centre Alexandria. Join us for an afternoon full of activities and play with a special closing performance introducing the diversity and interdisciplinarity of circus-art.
Together they will create a performance piece where they will merge their artistic practices presenting the audience a multifaceted circus-experience. The performance will be accompanied by an interactive workshop for people interested in Circus-Art and Theater.
When: Tue, 16 June 2026
What: 7 PM Performance
Where: JCC
What: 7 PM Performance
Where: JCC
Kaudawelsch:
Is an Austrian circus collective that draws on a wide range of circus disciplines as well as dance, music and theatre aiming to tell stories, create images and build worlds. They do not see circus as a single artistic genre, but as an open field of possibilities. Their work brings themes of relationships and connectedness to the forefront, sheds light on the tragicomic aspects of everyday life and rewrites stories from new perspectives.
Is an Austrian circus collective that draws on a wide range of circus disciplines as well as dance, music and theatre aiming to tell stories, create images and build worlds. They do not see circus as a single artistic genre, but as an open field of possibilities. Their work brings themes of relationships and connectedness to the forefront, sheds light on the tragicomic aspects of everyday life and rewrites stories from new perspectives.
Between the Lines:
Is an Egyptian participatory theatre and workshop project by Ahmed El-Sawy and Corsin Gaudenz. Working through storytelling, movement, puppetry, interactive theatre, and creative activities and exploring questions around closeness, communication, and bodily autonomy.
Is an Egyptian participatory theatre and workshop project by Ahmed El-Sawy and Corsin Gaudenz. Working through storytelling, movement, puppetry, interactive theatre, and creative activities and exploring questions around closeness, communication, and bodily autonomy.
Free entry
