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ID-Evolution, Cirque Eloize
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With over 7,000 performances in 650 cities worldwide, Cirque Éloize’s original creations have already reached more than 6 million spectators, confirming Éloize’s unique imprint on the international artistic scene.
In iD-Evolution, the city becomes both stage and character. Acrobats defy gravity, dancers explode into striking urban movements, and every space transforms into a playground for the imagination. Trampomur, aerial hoop, trial bike, breakdance, and many other disciplines intertwine in an electrifying ballet where every jump, gesture, and musical note tells a story.
iD-Evolution explores identity and encounter in a world where bodies speak, confront, and respond to one another. It is an experience that stirs the senses, transports, and amazes — a visual and sonic journey where poetry and urban energy merge to create a show that is both spectacular and deeply human.
Program and cast
With Florence AMAR, Christophe BATE, Trevor BODOGH, Bryan "Slinky" BOYER, JP DELTELL, Adam DRANSFIELD, Alexia MEDESAN, Lakesshia "Kiki" PIERRE, and Kayden WOODRIDGE
Creative Director & Stage Director: Jeannot PAINCHAUD
Choreographer & Assistant Stage Director: Elon HOGLUNG
Composers: Jean-Phi GONCALVES & Alex McMAHON
Set Designer: Frederick OUELLET
Costume Designer: Liz VANDAL
Lighting Designer: Stéphanie MÉNIGOT
Video Designers: Bernard MAURAN & Yannick DOUCET
Sound Designer: Rémy JANNELLE
Makeup Designer: Véronique St GERMAIN
Théâtre Montparnasse
Located in the heart of Paris’s Montparnasse district, the Théâtre Montparnasse is one of the city’s historic venues dedicated to drama and contemporary theatre. Originally built in the late 19th century, it has welcomed generations of acclaimed playwrights, directors, and performers. Under the direction of figures such as Gaston Baty, the theatre became a symbol of artistic innovation and elegance. Today, its beautifully restored auditorium continues to host a wide range of productions, from classic French plays to modern comedies and international works. Combining tradition with creativity, Théâtre Montparnasse remains a vibrant cultural landmark in Paris.
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