Trànsits

Cia Totapedra is a contemporary circus company created in 2025 by Andreu Casadellà and Júlia Clarà, with the aim of developing the show Pífia.
The name comes from the saying “Tota pedra fa paret” (“Every stone makes a wall”), symbolizing the importance of every small gesture or contribution.

Pífia

Pífia is a contemporary circus show currently in creation. From the absurd gesture and tenderness of clowning, we offer a poetic and critical perspective on the world of work and our place within a system that demands more than we can sustain.
With a close, accessible aesthetic and dramaturgy rooted in the body, risk, and physical comedy, we seek to bring out the humanity found in imbalance, error, and persistence.
An endearing character — a clumsy worker in a space under construction — tries to keep order in a world that is collapsing around him. And he will do so with the help of an audience that, without realizing it, becomes an active part of the performance.

In residence as part of the EKO – Pirineus de Circ program.

After 20 years of practicing juggling, Edu has developed his own style that combines circus, dance, and theater. He has trained with renowned artists such as Stefan Sing, Gandini Juggling, and Roberto Magro, and has worked with numerous circus and street theater companies, both in Spain and internationally. Currently, his work focuses on the companies Alodeyá Circ Dansa and Edu Manazas. His work has been recognized with several awards, including the Festival Off de Calle Pilares 2015 and awards for Son Recuerdos and Fuera de stock in national and international competitions.

‘Meraki’

Time passes inexorably. And with it, life goes by. We try to control what happens around us. And in this impossible attempt, we forget to enjoy the unpredictability of life. Putting our soul, time, and love into what we do becomes an act of rebellion. Meraki speaks to us about meticulousness, creativity, and passion in our actions, about cultivating and putting our essence into what we do to leave our own mark and have that mark remain in our life. Before time runs out.

In residence at La Central del Circ, within the framework of the EKO-Pirineus de Circ project.

Capicua Company has a career spanning more than 20 years at both national and international levels. Among its creations are Cabaret (2010), Entredos (2013), and Koselig.
Its main awards include: Jury Prize at OFF El Pilar in Zaragoza (2009), Audience Award at the Street Theatre and Circus Arts Festival of Ávila (2011), Audience Award for Best Theatre Performance at the International Theatre and Dance Fair of Huesca (2013), Career Award from the Aragonese Circus Company (2014), Territorio Violeta Award (2023), and the Marcelino Orbes Award for Best Aragonese Circus Show (2023).

The company is made up of Yolanda Gutiérrez Encuentra, Rebeca Gutiérrez Encuentra, María de la Paz Arango Quiceno, Miguel Ángel García García, and Irene Estradé.

RUTA
RUTA is a contemporary circus proposal characterized by the use of circus techniques, sound art, and cinematographic language. The main theme of the piece is the encounter between two cultures and two opposing ways of life. On the one hand, the sedentary, who live relatively rooted in one place where few things change. On the other, the nomads, who live in constant movement and transformation.

The Circus Company “eia” («unforeseen impulses agreed» in French, “yes” in Sardinian) was founded in 2009 through the fusion of various artists: Armando Rabanera, Fabrizio Giannini, and Cristiano Della Monica (Cirque Vague, Circo de la Sombra, and Le Grand Osim Orchestra), and Francesca Lissia and Celso Pereira (Celso i Frana). With fifteen years of collective experience, five active creations, and over 800 performances in 25 countries, it has established itself as a leading company in contemporary Catalan and Spanish circus. At the core of its creations is a human circus, capable of evoking the complexity of human relationships.

Secrets

Secrets is a creation project for a contemporary indoor circus for five acrobats that will premiere in the Spring/Summer of 2026. In this project we will question ourselves about the passage of time and the transformations that it causes, with special attention on making visible and giving value to those things that we often hide. What would we ask of our last shooting star?