WOLF by Circa, a show of impossible acrobatics and electrifying music

WOLF by Circa is a show full of impossibilities. And it is that the artists we see on stage seem to be made of a material other than bone and flesh: they seem to be made of plasticine, of rubber... pure elasticity!

In this new Circa show, we bring out our wildest side. The inner wolf, male and female, that resides under our skin, pokes its head out to howl, scream, and bare its claws. And we see this at all times on stage: thanks to the costumes (beautiful!), the play of lights and, of course, the soundtrack that accompanies this awakening of our inner beast.

But, in addition to this staging and this very well-rounded presentation, WOLF by Circa is an acrobatic show that leaves you with your mouth wide open. Impossible movements, body contortions, impressive jumps... And, all of it, with choreography that reminds us of dance. An acrobatic dance with feelings, emotions, and even moments of humor. It has it all!

There are VERY good scenes and acrobatics that leave you breathless. But if I had to choose just one scene, I would choose the dance moment. A couple is dancing very close and a third party tries to separate them by all means and get them to choose her. To achieve this, we see how the artists manage with hilarious movements and incredible acrobatics that combine humor with the circus. Brilliant!

Only until this Sunday, September 28

So, now you know: if you like the circus, if you like to see how the body challenges itself to impossible heights, if you like top-quality shows, WOLF by Circa is for you. Because everything is designed to the millimeter so that the show is perfect: from the costumes, to the music, the choreography, and the acrobatics. Everything dances and moves to the same rhythm, offering a precise and brilliant result.

What I liked most is the energy of the piece. There is no rest. The strength and wildness of the "wolf" is present at all times. A very well-constructed show in all aspects. Bravo. It's a shame they only come for so few days to our city. It's a privilege to be able to see them live!