The Igrachka-Plachko Circus started in 2014 as a joint project for a travelling performance between two clowns – Mila Ivanova (Igrachka) and Tihomir Dimitrov (Plachko).

They are a genre mix between theatre and circus, combining a portion of laughter, a certain amount of fear, interactive games with audiences, showing dexterity and balance.

Igrachka and Plachko are fascinated in games, they juggle together, but always one wants to surpass the other to show who is best.

Their show consists of 3 stages.
The first stage predisposes the audience to relax and entertain curiosity in the circus world. It includes gentle soap bubbles combined with contact juggling.
The second stage is interactive, with the participation of a volunteer by the audience.It has a street clown as a technique and is totally comedy.
The third stage is the most dynamic. The audience can enjoy lightning juggling and mastering the world’s most dangerous wheel-giraffe.

Igrachka-Plachko is suitable for the whole family.

Watch them on 1.  June at 18:00 – South Park 2 (Hilton Park)

Mini Art Fest 9   is presenting at    IKEA in Sofia   Igrachka-Plachko company 11:00  on  1. June

Short performance on 2. June at 17:00  in Fakulteta at the 75 Primary School “Todor Kableshkov”

10 members from the Danish Social Circus Group will be giving circus workshops in various disciplines and presenting their performances both in Sofia and Plovdiv between 1- 5. June 2019.

PERFORMANCE

“Making Moves !”  is a performance with flying acrobats, balance and juggling numbers.  

Searching through movements and circus skills for new ways of coexisting.

Six young performers between 13 and 20 years making the fun moments happen around each other and the audience to find solutions.
Searching for small creative steps into their future.

Watch them and get instantly empowered and amazed by their big group performance.
The show is created especially for their tour to Bulgaria. 

Circus Tværs is a social-cultural project where they use circus as a tool in educational and social work.
Circus Tværs has existed since 1986 and is today a fully equipped modern circus in Aarhus Denmark.
The Circus is a free offer where young people can enter from the street and learn how to do circus.
In the Circus, you can cultivate all circus disciplines like juggling, one-wheeled bike, trapeze and acrobatics.
Circus Tværs perform approximately 50 times a year – Anywhere and for anyone. At least once a year we take three weeks on a major tour abroad.
Circus Tværs is not a circus school, but a place where young people get good healthy values and find that they can do much more than they think in advance.
Our goal is not to train professional artists for the general circus, but to help children and young people get some good tools and prerequisites for a good living.

Says the Director of Cirkus Tværs, Søren Stockmar​.  

Paul Keaton was born in Caen (France) in 1988. After years of hard work and training, in 2004 he began the studies at the “Arc En Cirque” in Chambéry.
During the 3-year course, Paul developed his artistic talent and qualities such as a clown, unicycling and juggling.
In 2014, he created his first solo show, Western Rocks, which mixes all of these circus disciplines.
He has participated in many festivals – in France, Italy, Bulgaria, Kenya and others.

In 2016, he won the MAF6 (Mini Art Festival) Golden Award – the Golden Ant.

In 2017, he took a major Asian tour of Mongolia, Japan, Laos and Malaysia. Upon his return, charged with this adventure, he has created a new show “Freaks” – a contemporary circus performance based on movement, object manipulation and magic.

1 June,  7:00 pm, South Park 2 (Hilton Park).
Paul is performing for the first time the full show on MAF9 stage

2 June,  5:00 pm, in Fakulteta at the 75 Primary School “Todor Kableshkov”

Lonely circus,

Jérôme Hoffmann et Sébastien Le Guen

For 15 years The Lonely Circus has been creating productions mixing theatre, circus and music .The company presents about 60 performances a year throughout Europe these can be in the open-air orin atheatre ;fall fell fallen is its sixth production which takes a Dialogue between a circus artist and an electro accoustic musician around balancing games on hand made objects. This originates from the relationship between a cutting edge contemporary circus artist (Sébastien Le Guen) and a contemporary electro/acoustic experimental musician (Jérômehoffmann),and thusThe Lonely Circus creates an amazing electro/minimal circus. Fall fell fallen, the musical art of falling – a true artistic collaboration between Hoffmann and Le Guen integrating sound and movement with invented musical instruments and falling structures. This is a dialogue about time, humour and balance (a metaphor for life?).This is a strong artistic piecewith an appeal for every type of audience.

« This aerial and musical ballet portrays a high level of technical mastery : this mix of nonsense, humour and balance brings right up to date the art of the circus » Midi Libre

• Producer manager:

Emilie Barthés

• Production, support and sponsers:

A 2012 LonelyCircus production, lonelycircusis Compagnie en résidence à Balaruc-les-Bains (34 – France)

Support of : La Verrerie d’Ales, Pôle National Cirque Languedoc Roussillon • U4, Parc du haut fourneau, Uckange

Sponsers : Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication /DGCA et Drac Languedoc Roussillon • Conseil Régional Languedoc Roussillon • SACD

• Cast:

With and by :Jérôme Hoffmann et Sébastien Le Guen

Directed by : Nicolas Heredia

With the help of : Marion Coutarel

Lights : Marie Robert

Technical manager : Antonin clair

Set construction : Sylvain Vassas and Olivier Gauducheau

https://lonelycircus.com