BARÓ D’EVEL CIRK CIE.

The Baró d’Evel company once again offers the public a show in a circus tent, a space where the viewer is drawn into an unknown universe: in Bèsties the members of an imaginary tribe made up of acrobats, dancers, a comedian, horses and numerous birds each reveal their peculiarities and transport us into a beautiful, dreamlike, delicate world that appeals to the deepest part of the human self.

In 2013, at the Mercat de les Flors, we witnessed the gestation of Obras, a piece involving a tour of the insides of the Mercat.

The French-Catalan group Baró d’Evel Cirk Cie is a Mercat associated company. Formed in 2001 by Camille Decourtye and Blaï Mateu Trias, it has staged most of its shows at the Mercat.

Conception and direction Camille Decourtye, Blaï Mateu Trias / Collaboration Maria Muñoz and Pep Ramis, Mal Pelo, Bonnefrite / The artists Lali Ayguade, Noémie Bouissou, Camille Decourtye, Taïs Mateu Decourtye, Blaï Mateu Trias, Julian Sicard, Piero Steiner and Martí Soler Gimbernat; the horses Bonito and Shengo, the magpie Gus and the parrots Zou, Blanche, Albert, Farouche, Midinette / Musical collaboration Nicolas Lafourest, Fanny Thollot / Technical team Marc Boudier, Nadine Nay, Laurent Jacquin, Sylvain Vassas-Cherel, Fanny Thollot
Co-production Mercat de les Flors, Les Nuits de Fourvière, Pronomade(s) en Haute-Garonne, La Villette, Festival La Stada, La Verrerie d’Alès, Carré magique, El Canal, CIRCa, L’Usine, EPCC-Le Quai, Théâtre Firmin Gémier, Theater op de Markt, Théâtre national de Toulouse, La Fête du chapiteau bleu, L’Estive, Centre de développement chorégraphique Toulouse, Le CREAC / With the support of CIRCa, Pronomade(s) en Haute-Garonne, Le Sirque, L’Usine, La Fête du chapiteau bleu with the support of the Château bleu horse-riding centre and Théâtre Louis Aragon, Theater op de Markt / With the aid of DGCA, French Ministry of Culture and Communication, Drac Midi-Pyrénées, the Midi-Pyrénées Regional Council and the Haute-Garonne General Council

And after the performance at December 18th conversation with the artist

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