Toni Ronaldoni
Ladies and Gentlemen, this stirring and dynamic show by the famous maestro Toni Ronaldoni, winner of the Golden Tapir at San Benedetto, signals a dazzling revival of the traditional family circus.
This, the first production in the long history of De Stijle, Want… (since 1984) that is suitable for all ages, is a milestone.
Never been seen before. Experience this unrivalled, captivating rebirth of circus as circus is meant to be. Bravo, bravissimo!
Groups of 1-12 people can enter and only 2 minutes 41 seconds later they’ll leave the tent with a souvenir for life. Nobody reveals the secret. De Stijle, Want is a secret pleasure. Those who want to know, have to go inside…
Age: all ages
Duration: 12 min.
Ladies and Gentlemen, this stirring and dynamic show by the famous maestro Toni Ronaldoni, winner of the Golden Tapir at San Benedetto, signals a dazzling revival of the traditional family circus.
This, the first production in the long history of De Stijle, Want… (since 1984) that is suitable for all ages, is a milestone.
Never been seen before. Experience this unrivalled, captivating rebirth of circus as circus is meant to be. Bravo, bravissimo!
Groups of 1-12 people can enter and only 2 minutes 41 seconds later they’ll leave the tent with a souvenir for life. Nobody reveals the secret. De Stijle, Want is a secret pleasure. Those who want to know, have to go inside…
Age: all ages
Duration: 12 min.
TICKET PERFORMANCE
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About the company
Hailing from The Netherlands, De Stijle, Want (Meaning – the style, because…) is a veteran arts company that has produced all manner of fleeting theatre pieces with outrageous comedic tone. Embracing bizarre incidents and accidents at the core of their ideas, these performances can run from 20 seconds to 20 minutes, either in tents or as mobile sideshows that rove through fairgrounds, streets and outdoor performance sites.
Credits: Harrie Verkerk and Robertus van Gestel