How a Spiral Works: Art for Rainy Days

About this event

Have you lost the time to care for yourself? In this performance, the artists fight for time to care for themselves, care for each other, even under extreme circumstances. How hard is it to care under tension? In the middle of a whirlwind? At great heights? While feeling pain? Renowned British circus director Jason Dupree returns to the UK, joining forces with choreographer Alise Bokaldere and aerialist Izabele Kuzelyte in a mesmerising blend of contemporary dance, hair-hanging, and aerial rope. Don't miss this unique fusion of Baltic folk music and hypnotic movement in a deeply meditative performance from Latvia. https://youtu.be/obSCbJkYeAU More about Art for Rainy Days Age recommendation: 10+ | Running time: 60 mins Baltic Circus Now is an international contemporary circus showcase featuring artists from Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to UK audiences. Through performances, networking and artistic exchange, the project aims to strengthen connections between the Baltic and UK contemporary circus sectors. Baltic Circus Now is co-funded by the Baltic Culture Fund and organised in partnership with the Lithuanian Culture Institute, in collaboration with the Estonian Embassy in London. 16–17 Sep – How a Spiral Works by Art for Rainy Days (Latvia) at Jacksons Lane, London 16 Sep – Pitch Session & Reception at Jacksons Lane, London 14–15 Oct – ITCH by Teatronas (Lithuania) at Jacksons Lane, London 29–30 Oct – Lightgarden by Big Wolf Company (Estonia) at Circomedia, Bristol Project partners: Jacksons Lane (London, UK), Bristol Circus City (Bristol, UK) Showcase artists: Teatronas (Lithuania), Art for Rainy Days (Latvia), Big Wolf Company (Estonia)