INFINITY (5 minutes)
Concept: José Besprosvany
Performer: Albert Amores
Porters: Adonis Deladrier and Simon Demoustier
Music: Clair de lune by Claude Debussy, performed by Jean-Efflam Bavouzet (Chandos label)
A production by IDEA asbl, with the support of Charleroi Danse, the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles – Dance Department, and the National Lottery. With the support of the King Baudouin Foundation.

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INFINITY is an innovative and virtuosic circus act, centered around a unique apparatus conceived by choreographer and stage director José Besprosvany.
Created in collaboration with Willy Cawardier (La Chose), this 4-meter structure takes the shape of the infinity symbol. As a one-of-a-kind scenic object, it opens new creative pathways in contemporary circus arts.
At the heart of the performance is Albert Amores, an outstanding acrobat, aerial artist, and pole specialist. He is a multiple world champion, recipient of the Cirque Phénix Prize at the Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain (43rd edition), and ambassador for PoleGrip Europe. He moves with both grace and power, accompanied by two manipulators who amplify the dynamics of motion. Together, they explore the physical and poetic potential of the apparatus through a fusion of disciplines: Chinese pole, swinging pole, hand balancing, and acrobatics.
The music of Claude Debussy envelops this aerial and fluid dance, enhancing the sensitive and timeless dimension of the act.
INFINITY offers a rare and captivating experience where the human body and object intertwine in a dialogue of shifting movement.
This act is the prologue to a large-scale stage production (90 minutes), designed for a full-scale theatre (venue to be confirmed).This future work will explore physical, visual, sensory, and virtuosic variations around the sign of infinity.
Crédits photo Marie-Christine Paquot
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