Acrobatics, Plate-Spinning, and a Giant Ceramic Sphere
What you need to know
- Visual storytelling, no dialogue needed if your child speaks only English or another language
- Late evening show, plan dinner before 20:30 or eat after at nearby Montjuïc spots
- Solo performer, one artist's focus means no ensemble chaos; easier for younger kids to follow
About
Julian Vogel performs a high-energy contemporary circus act combining acrobatics, plate-spinning, live percussion, roller skates, and a giant rotating ceramic sphere. The Swiss artist's solo show blends circus arts with visual performance, featuring continuous motion, intentional mishaps, and moments of stillness created by the ceramic sphere's presence.
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