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The performance 60 Degrees of Separation is inspired by social psychologist Stanley Milgram\u2019s theory of six degrees of separation, which suggests that each of us is connected to every other person through no more than six handshakes. Bringing this idea into dialogue with aerial acrobatics, artist Camille Paycha creates an intimate yet collective experience accompanied by live music. The work explores the boundary between care and risk, forming an immersive and collaborative space: a drummer on a rolling platform, acrobats suspended in the air, and spectators whose presence becomes an integral part of the performance.<\/p>\n
Original idea by: Camille Paycha
\nPerformers: Sofie Anny Nicea Velghe, Camille Paycha, Engel Peet
\nDramaturgy: Laura Gilles-Pick
\nMovement consultant: Ruben Mardulier
\nScenography: Soetkin Dewulf
\nCostume designer: Sofie Anny Nicea Velghe
\nLighting designer: Michiel Soete<\/p>\n
Seating in the Riga Circus arena and balcony is unnumbered, and tickets are not assigned to specific seats \u2014 upon arrival, visitors may choose the most comfortable seats within their ticket zone.<\/p>\n
Ticket prices will increase as the performance dates approach.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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