Juliette Correa, , French with Argentinian origins. Trapezist, flyer on the aerial cradle,

   dancer. She graduated from ACaPA in 2012. She has created and toured the show Sens

      Dessus Dessous since 2010 with Collective Malunés.

           This Riding Hood makes you believe she leads the commissions, gold in her

                   basket: booze, water of life, wine, but not sausage.

Lola Devault-Sierra. Flyer in Hand-to-hand, banquine, aerial cralde & korean. She studied in ACaPA and then graduated from l’Ecole Supérieure des Arts du Cirque de Bruxelles (ESAC) in 2013 with Nickolas Van Corven. She has worked with the Choreographer Pia Meuthen (Panama Pictures) to create the show Ergens; Dichtbij, played in numerous festivals (Poland, Spain, China…) She joined the company Hors Pistes for the creation of Travelling Circus.

Beware ye, the sorceress, small but maleficent, who bewitches men and walks over them with an evil laugh.

Nickolas Van Corven, could be Flemish, but is completely French. Base in

hand-to-hand, banquine, flyer on the teeterboard. He studied in ACaPA and then l’ESAC, graduated in 2013 with Lola. He has worked with the coreograopher Pia Meuthen

   (Panama Pictures) to create the show Ergens; Dichtbij, and also played in Go tell the

       women, with the same company. He joined Hors Pistes company for the creation of

           Travelling Circus.

          Vile miscreant, that he is. Appearing only at night, we see this ogre carrying

            three men on a plate, and placing them delicately, yet menacingly around a

              freshly uncorked bottle

Luke Horley Luke Horley, an English gentlemen, always polite and smiling, and sometimes moustached. He studied theatre at Rose Bruford College, then Circus Space in London and finally ACaPA. Catcher in the Aerial Cradle, Banquine, actor. He created and played in the shows Not Until We Are Lost, with Ockham’s Razor, and Halalli, ou la Cinquième de

               Beethov, with Les Philébulistes

Here is a veritable giant who can grind bones with his wrist. Known far and wide by the legends that pre-cede him wherein he catches his victims and suspends them by their toes.

Arne Sabbe, deuxième flamand de la compagnie. Voltigeur à la bascule, en main à main, banquine, cadre aérien et coréen, acrobate au sol. Il a été formé à ACaPA, puis au CNAC, diplomé en 2012. Il commence à travailler avec Luke Horley lors de la création du spectacle Hallali. Il joue dans Sens Dessus Dessous avec les Malunés jusqu’en 2013.

This is an ungrateful one. Unsatisfied with his size, he dons his magical boots in order to jump and peep, up through the windows of the tallest towers, where the beautiful damsels are changing their attire

Simon Bruyninckx, by another name, could not be Flemish. Base in hand-to-hand, banquine, flyer on the teeterboard. He was educated at the Academy for Circus and Performance Art (ACaPA, Tilburg, Holland) and at the Centre National des Arts du Cirque (CNAC, Châlons-en-champagne), from where he graduated in 2012 with Arne Sabbe. He as worked with Balagans (Festival de Monte Carlo, le Cirque du Soleil), Planche A4 (Young Stage). He is a founder of Collective Malunés with Juliette Correa, Arne Sabbe, and Vincent Bruyninckx with which they created their first show Sens Dessus Dessous in 2010.

This man is a tamer of dragons. He raises them and uses them to

scare the population, or to lock up the brave in the highest dungeons.