• • 30 minutes
  • Indoor and Outdoor
  • 8+ years 
  • no spoken language

Shrouded is a physical and poetic exploration of depression – raw, sensitive and intense. Triority Circus uses the language of trio acrobatics to reveal an inner state that often remains hidden.

In choreographically condensed scenes, the bodies tell of oppressive states of inner turmoil, moments of harmony and lightness, deep exhaustion and cautious regeneration. In moments of circling, falling, flowing, carrying and being carried, or merging with a group that becomes a threatening entity, emotions are translated into movement and condensed into powerful physical images.

With great precision, emotional openness and impressive physicality, Shrouded creates forms of expression that touch the soul. An invitation to open oneself to the silence, the force and the complexity of human emotions.

• ca. 60 min
• Indoor
• planned premiere 11/2026

Shrouded develops the existing 30-minute version into a full-length circus production that makes depression physically and atmospherically tangible. Building on the existing material, new scenes are created in which additional facets of this inner state become visible – quiet, fragmentary and multi-layered.

In an extended choreographic process, the trio explores further qualities of movement and dynamics that intensify the emotional experience: moments of perseverance and surrender, of searching and losing, of closeness and drifting apart. Trio acrobatics, flowing transitions, elements from dance and theatre form images that make inner processes physically tangible and open up space for personal associations.

The project is accompanied by choreographer Francesco Sgró, who advises Triority Circus on dramaturgy and choreography.

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