That's for sure, that's us. The two of us, Lulu and Sasha. We've known each other for a very, very long time, and we still laugh out loud. Since when, how, we don't remember. Anyway, when we're both together, there's nothing better. Are you laughing? Yes, so I'm laughing too. Am I playing? So you're playing too. And oh! That was too much for me; you hurt me, and I don't like that. But you'll see that we'll patch each other up again, that we'll definitely get back together as best friends. How and where will we do that? Well, on the edge of a trick, on the edge of joy and laughter, in the middle of a spontaneous or juggling dance moment.
Rabibochées is a wordless performance that uses refined circus techniques to enhance the story and the relationship between two characters, Sasha and Lulu. Rabibochées is , above all, a sincere and warm ode to friendship. In other words: the ideal performance for this Children's Arts Day, because it's playful, funny, and moving!
The name of the Walloon company Breaked subtly alludes to the English word "broken." With this, these circus artists aim to indicate that they think outside the box. In their performances, they seek playfulness, gentle brutality, authenticity, and precision – all with the intention of staying true to the child within. L'Algue Rousse, founded in 2023, focuses on circus, juggling, and rhythm.