La Nuit du Cirque
La Nuit du Cirque

Le Pain

Le Pain

13
Nov
Theater an Werk im Kabelwerk
Tout public
Tarif de 18 à 21 €

ON THE EDGE FESTIVAL FOR EXPERIMENTAL CIRCUS ARTS

Jean-Daniel Brousé

Jean Daniel Broussé will not follow his father, or his father’s father or his father’s grandfather into the family bakery. The boulangerie story has ended.

Jean Daniel Broussé (JD) studied Medieval History and Modern Literature in France and then Circus Arts in London. He worked with Square Peg, Barely Methodical Troupe and Ellie Dubois AND he co-created KNOT with Nikki which won many awards and international acclaim.

JD is not going to bake cakes. Or Bread. The family bakery has been sold.

(le) Pain is about breadmaking, physical heroics, growing up queer in a boulangerie in the south of France, endings and new beginnings. It involves circus, dance, storytelling, Béarnaise folklore video, karaoke and laughter.


 

Performance, tout public
Duration → 1 hour

Production

Co-commissioners: Warwick Arts Centre, London International Mime Festival Funders: Arts Council England Lottery Funded, Jerwood Circus Residencies

 

Thanks to: Betrand Broussé, Myriam Broussé, Staff of Boulangerie Broussé

Distribution

Devised and performed by: Jean Daniel Broussé 
Director: Ursula Martinez
Movement Director: Leah Marojevic
Acrobatic Consultant: Charlie Wheeller 
Lighting Design: Joe Hornsby
Costumes: Max Allen
Original Music: Samir Kennedy
Projections: Sam Williams
Video Material created by: Jean-Daniel Broussé, Laurie Warman, Evelyne Larran
Production: Yellow Everything

Website → Jean-Daniel Brousé

Tout public
Tarif de 18 à 21 €

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+ infos

Oswaldgasse 35A, 1120 Vienna, Austria
13
Nov
21:00
Organisateur(s)
ON THE EDGE festival
Partenaire(s)

ON THE EDGE festival for experimental circus arts
November 4–13, 2026

Where circus questions its own rules. Ten artists and collectives from Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Portugal, Estonia, and France demonstrate just how diverse contemporary circus can be today. Juggling meets installation art, trapeze acrobatics meets concert, acrobatics meets queer storytelling, and tap dance meets performance.
With four invited productions, ON THE EDGE 2026 also places a special focus on Switzerland’s innovative contemporary circus scene. What connects them all?

A passion for experimentation. The artists push boundaries, challenge traditional circus techniques, and open up new perspectives on physicality, risk, and virtuosity—through the interplay of dance, theater, music, and visual arts. A festival for everyone who wants to rediscover the circus.

Images © Pablo Herrera • Chris Nash