CATALÀ CATALÀ Dolores are Elske and Philine, circus artists who put their hand-to-hand discipline on stage in a naive way, without theatricalizing it at all. They play a game in which it is allowed to fail, to fail again and to fail even better (literary reference). Repeating tricks without shame is what is planned, as they show us the most difficult — perhaps even impossible — tricks from their repertoire created during twenty years of experience. The piece shows us their ritual and senseless side, which makes us reflect on the beginning of art and on its end. The acrobats generate a theatrical catharsis through an intense life experience that explores the limits of their bodies. Like in circus but with other rules; more absurd.
