An explosive show with subtle light effects, which combines juggling, acrobatics on the ground, hand to hand and unicycle. The Lapsus Company offers a performance that reminds us of pieces such as Oh les beaux jours or En attendant Godot.

Sometimes, in a soft light, around fragile eggshells that looked like dead leaves, the troupe created a beautiful feeling of melancholy, bringing us back to our childhood memories, to those days when our simple (but much less virtuoso) games filled us with happiness

This club of six doesn’t hesitate to take up the foundations of the circus, without seeking innovation at all costs, without seeking performance at all costs. It sounds simple, so simple. What’s important is what it says about human beings, about their ever-renewed capacity to destroy, to tear to pieces. And then, on a pile of rubble, a work of art is born. It’s as beautiful as a field of ruins.

The stage had become a playground for all the human dimensions: friendship, love, group behavior, and the pleasure of being together. The show was like a moment of grace, even a fusion with a very enthusiastic audience who applauded them warmly.