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Wednesday, 26 August
10:00, Slovenska Street
(in case of rain in Duša Škof Hall)
Gandini Juggling (UK): You Too Can Tutu 20’
17:00, in front of the Elderly Care Home
(in case of rain in Duša Škof Hall)
Gandini Juggling (UK): You Too Can Tutu 20’
Directors: Kati Ylä-Hokkala, Sean Gandini
Performers: Travis-Louise Rabarijaona, Hannah George
Costume design: Georgina Spencer
Photography: Camilla Greenwell
Co-producers: The Place, London and Greenwich & Docklands International Festival, London
Gandini Juggling brings this captivating fusion of grace and playful precision with a mischievous twist – a witty take on classic ballet storytelling, following two ambitious characters determined to create the world’s first juggling ballet.
Gandini Juggling brings this captivating fusion of grace and playful precision with a mischievous twist – a witty take on classic ballet storytelling, following two ambitious characters determined to create the world’s first juggling ballet.
Bursting with celebratory energy and slapstick fun, You Too Can Tutu comes to life in a vibrant Bauhaus-inspired palette. Colourful pointe shoes and hyper-coloured balls dance together, forming mesmerising patterns and shapes in a joyful spectacle of movement and rhythm.
Founded in 1992 by Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala, Gandini Juggling is at the forefront of contemporary circus, redefining juggling as an expressive and ever-evolving art form. Their work
blends juggling with dance, music, and theatre, ranging from experimental art collaborations to accessible performances. With a core group of virtuosic jugglers, they expand for large-scale
productions and have performed over 6,000 shows in 50 countries at prestigious venues like London’s Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells.
Beyond performing, they are dedicated to education, teaching at leading circus schools and offering workshops worldwide. Their collaborations span disciplines, working with composers,
choreographers, mathematicians, and designers to explore new artistic territories. They have choreographed juggling to classical music and commissioned original compositions. Passionate about innovation and accessibility, Gandini Juggling continues to push boundaries, challenge perceptions, and inspire new generations, ensuring juggling remains a dynamic, engaging, and versatile art for the 21st century.
10:00, Slovenska Street
(in case of rain in Duša Škof Hall)
Gandini Juggling (UK): You Too Can Tutu 20’
17:00, in front of the Elderly Care Home
(in case of rain in Duša Škof Hall)
Gandini Juggling (UK): You Too Can Tutu 20’
Directors: Kati Ylä-Hokkala, Sean Gandini
Performers: Travis-Louise Rabarijaona, Hannah George
Costume design: Georgina Spencer
Photography: Camilla Greenwell
Co-producers: The Place, London and Greenwich & Docklands International Festival, London
Gandini Juggling brings this captivating fusion of grace and playful precision with a mischievous twist – a witty take on classic ballet storytelling, following two ambitious characters determined to create the world’s first juggling ballet.
Gandini Juggling brings this captivating fusion of grace and playful precision with a mischievous twist – a witty take on classic ballet storytelling, following two ambitious characters determined to create the world’s first juggling ballet.
Bursting with celebratory energy and slapstick fun, You Too Can Tutu comes to life in a vibrant Bauhaus-inspired palette. Colourful pointe shoes and hyper-coloured balls dance together, forming mesmerising patterns and shapes in a joyful spectacle of movement and rhythm.
Founded in 1992 by Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala, Gandini Juggling is at the forefront of contemporary circus, redefining juggling as an expressive and ever-evolving art form. Their work
blends juggling with dance, music, and theatre, ranging from experimental art collaborations to accessible performances. With a core group of virtuosic jugglers, they expand for large-scale
productions and have performed over 6,000 shows in 50 countries at prestigious venues like London’s Royal Opera House and Sadler’s Wells.
Beyond performing, they are dedicated to education, teaching at leading circus schools and offering workshops worldwide. Their collaborations span disciplines, working with composers,
choreographers, mathematicians, and designers to explore new artistic territories. They have choreographed juggling to classical music and commissioned original compositions. Passionate about innovation and accessibility, Gandini Juggling continues to push boundaries, challenge perceptions, and inspire new generations, ensuring juggling remains a dynamic, engaging, and versatile art for the 21st century.