GLIMT - PRESS

"Alone Together"

”Six young circus artists transformed the colleges hanging gardens and common spaces to an acrobatic playground, that pushed the audience right to the edge of their carpets”
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Ørestadavisen, 26. september 2009

"Sisyphus Ascending"

”The content, the physics and the poetry unites into a higher unity”
*****
Herning Folkeblad, Dorte Kolding
6. november 2009

” A Lovely Mix of Mimics and Body Control”
” Lars Gregersen’s eminent body control and his quirky game with the scenography on stage, collaborate in establishing powerfully symbolic situations and moods which assault the spectator’s very body and soul. Sisyphus' journey from blind routine to defiant rebellion and despairing impotence towards play and ultimate surrender to his destiny, is cleverly carried through by a versatile and riveting performer.”
****
Byenkalder.dk, Vaar Maria Channell

“... new steps into the unknown for Danish Contemporary Circus. Sisyphus has become a small Kafkan office slave, whose life is a humdrum of climbing and paper pushing by his desk, until the moment where he starts to occupy his several meters high bookcase and to rebel.”
“... this performance is infused with lots of lifegiving ambition – in its choreography as well as in its content.”
****
Berlingske Tidende, Jakob Steen Olsen
Sunday the 26. octobre 2008

“An original Contemporary Circus performance”
“It looks agile, when the grey office worker hangs upside down while the bookcase shoots off teasing papers from its shelves.”
****
Jyllandsposten, Henrik Lyding
Friday the 24 octobre 2008

”Do you like crazy astounding acrobatics, then check out the neckbreaking physical equilibrism of Lars Gregersen in the performance ”Sisyphus Ascending”.”
”World class contemporary circus”
Urban, MHJ
Tuesday the 28 octobre 2008

“Sisyphus has donned a suit. The mountain is a high pole, the stone an attaché case, and the worldi s crammed with paper. All alone on stage Lars Gregersen lives through the exhausting Sisyphusian scenarium, where he must take the trip up the mountain with his attaché case time and time again.
“The style is called Contemporary Circus and includes eveything from funny gestures to acrobatic impossibilities – slack rope dance being one of them”.
Metro Express, Marie Schwennesen
Wednesday the 29 octobre 2008

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