Carrying tricks, music and a whole world of useful and wonderfully useless things in his suitcase, the clown Cronopio arrives in a new, or perhaps strangely familiar, place. He is a traveller with good intentions and not always obedient hands, speaking through humour and tiny clumsy disasters about things children and adults know well. In South American Inca mythology, \u201cPachamama\u201d means Mother\u00a0Earth or Mother\u00a0World. But what is our relationship with her today? As we travel and briefly land elsewhere, do we learn to listen differently? A warm, comic performance about the world we carry with us, and the world that carries us.<\/p>\n
Before and after the performance, young audiences can discover circus disciplines and try engaging activities as part of the Children\u2019s Morning programme.<\/p>\n