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SAPE

Cie Kopie Plekke

35 min / For all / Saison culturelle / Résidence

  • Medium size

Residence(s)

  • Bondy
  • Du Monday 08 February 2027
  • au Sunday 14 February 2027
  • The show is private

This is the story of Euge and Noé, two outsiders in a post-fast-fashion world. Here, waste becomes a living material, and clothes carve out new territories to inhabit. Amid secondhand clothes and juggling, their friendship blossoms in a world of imagination as fleeting as it is joyful.

The Kopie Plekke Company

is a juggling troupe that proudly embraces its Belgian identity: a blend of self-deprecating humor, absurdity, and tenderness tinged with the grotesque.

Our performances take place mainly in public spaces, which we believe are the most appropriate setting for engaging the audience, embracing the unexpected elements of the street, and transforming them into material for our performances.

No matter what topic is addressed, it is always explored with humor, absurdity, poetry, and lightheartedness. For us, laughter is a necessity, because it sparks reflection while preserving the joy of sharing.

Our approach involves reimagining the art of juggling by expanding it to include object manipulation, movement, and physical theater. It’s not about stopping at technical prowess, but rather turning it into a playful, intimate, and collaborative space where the performance becomes a pretext for exploring human relationships. Juggling thus asserts itself not as a display of virtuosity, but as a shared language, a tool for storytelling and play.

 

[Distribution]

  • Jugglers :
  • Nicolas Baudart
  • Benoît Boreux
  • Dramaturgie du jonglage :
  • Gaelle Coppée
  • Jeu scénique et dramaturgie :
  • Quentin Lemenu
  • Jonglage visuel :
  • Alex Alisson

[Production]

Supporters: Cirqu’conflex, the CNN (Namur Cultural Center), the Maison des Cultures de Saint Gilles, the Maison des Cultures et de la Cohésion Sociale de Molenbeek, La Maison de la Création NOH, the CAR (Center for Street Arts) in Ath, the Dinant Cultural Center, the Wolubilis Cultural Center, La Tanière, and Zaltimbanq Zirkus.