Circus art in a class of its own: 10,000 Hours” delights Graz!

Circus art in a class of its own: 10,000 Hours” delights Graz!

The Australian company Gravity & Other Myths is currently delighting audiences in Graz with their new production “10,000 Hours” as part of Cirque Noël. How krone.at reports, it is a humorous and artistic tribute to the human will that reveals the many hours of hard work required to bring high-caliber acrobatics to the stage with such ease. The artists, including Jacob Randell and Alyssa Moore, demonstrate impressive choreography and impress with their ability to confidently deal with failure when trying out new tricks.

Unique acrobatics and interactive elements

In “10,000 Hours” the audience is actively involved in the performance, following on from the success story of “A Simple Space” from 2017. The production is accompanied by a live drummer and combines impressive acrobatics with double humor. The digital clock that counts down the minutes symbolizes the arduous path to perfection and artistic excellence, showing that only those who are willing to fail can celebrate true triumphs. Both Gravity & Other Myths productions – “The Mirror” and “10,000 Hours” – offer a fireworks display of impressive staging and virtuoso acrobatics, writes cirque-noel.at.

The premiere at the Graz Orpheum received a standing ovation and is part of a long-standing connection between the La Strada Graz festival and the company, which is known for its innovative approach to contemporary circus. The artists' fascinating and creative performances captivate audiences worldwide and set new standards in the circus sector. With their commitment and a novel performance style, Gravity & Other Myths have redefined the boundaries of circus artistry.