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Theatre Show  in Highgate for 14-17, adults. 60% Banana & Ways of Being Ready, Jacksons Lane, Loopla

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As the flagship arts and cultural venue in Haringey, Jacksons Lane’s year-round programme of contemporary performance, arts participation and cultural education exists to empower, and ignite creativity within, diverse communities and work tirelessly to overcome traditional barriers through art. We are committed to leading the way in the creation, production, presentation and artist/audience development of contemporary circus theatre.

60% Banana & Ways of Being Ready in Highgate

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from £15.00 per session
Jacksons Lane Arts Centre, 269A Archway Rd, Highgate, London, N6 5AA
Jacksons Lane Arts Centre
Jacksons Lane Arts Centre
269A Archway Rd
Highgate
London
N6 5AA
GB
2023-10-05
2023-10-05
19:30 - 21:00 Thu 05th Oct
from £15.00 per session
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Category Theatre Show
Ages Covered 14-17, 18+
Booking required Yes

About 60% Banana & Ways of Being Ready

Monki’s 60% Banana

In 60% Banana, Benjamin Monki Kuitenbrouwer provides an optimistic view on humanity in a brand-new format: a circus conference.

An energetic acrobatic lecture, in which he uses his skills to tell the audience about the hopeful developments in the world.

Using coloured elastic bands, he forms metres-high graphs between several poles.

With data on extreme poverty, war victims and – among other things – population growth, Professor Monki swings, climbs and sways between his poles to make his point.

He drags us along in his conviction that our view of mankind is in dire need of change.


Hendrik Van Maele’s Ways of being ready

Ways of being ready is a live encounter between two lifelong friends.

One of them is trained as an acrobat, the other as a mime actor.

One of them often comes too late, the other too early.

One of them pulls off his nails, the other bites them.

Both are looking for ways to be ready for the inevitable.

In their joint play, these two friends no longer strive for completion.

They practiced and still practice the art of being ready, even though it is not a place where anyone ever arrives.

In this physical encounter, they know how to pre-load the moment with their practiced bodies. This moment is wonderfully directionless and full of possibilities.

Hendrik Van Maele and Elliot Dehaspe are in a constant negotiation about distance and intimacy.

For while they seek the unexpected in extremis, they make an honest attempt to recognize the potential of each moment.
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