Cosmo-Cosmetics

A wordless tale that draws its imagination from tables, everyday objects and malleable clay.
These elements enter into symbiosis, generating images of absurdity, tenderness and humor.
Objects cease to be what they are supposed to be. Tables tilt into landscapes, tools transform into figures, and clay mutates endlessly – sometimes fragile, sometimes monumental.
The familiar becomes strange, inviting new ways of seeing.

Juggling hides beneath the surface of the action, revealing itself not as virtuosity, but as secret life: objects sliding, colliding, balancing, as if carrying their own desires.

Stefan Sing

Stefan Sing is a professional juggler and performer whose style has had a profound influence on the contemporary juggling scene.
After studying philosophy and German literature, he toured Europe with various contemporary circus projects, while studying performance and dance at the ICAT in Berlin.

Since 2000, when he’s not touring, Stefan has been teaching at the world’s leading circus schools: CNAC in Châlons-en-Champagne, ENC in Montreal, ESAC in Brussels, Lido in Toulouse, The Circus Space in London, among others.

In 2009, he co-founded the aiuaio company, which won theJeunes Talents Cirque award.
In 2011, he and his wife Cristiana Casadio created Tangram, which has toured internationally since its premiere. Tangram was shortlisted for the Total Theatre Award 2013 and won the Freiburger Leiter for the performing arts in 2017.

From 2009 to 2017, and again since 2023, Stefan is President of Katakomben – Centre for Performing Arts, a training center dedicated to the performing arts in the heart of Berlin.

Since 2017, he has been touring with his solos entropía and IN:FORM:AT.ION. That same year, he founded the Critical-Mess juggling company, which created its first piece DODAI in 2020, which has been touring successfully ever since. In 2022, the company embarked on a new tour with its superorganism project .

In 2025, Stefan developed a new duo, Cosmo-Cosmetics, in collaboration with sound designer Alex Lemperts.