COMPANY: Cirkus Cirkör (SWE)
ABOUT: HOPE is Cirkus Cirkör’s new contemporary circus creation. The stage is never empty, the bodies never still — something alive insists on breaking free. A hopepunk pulse runs through the performance, exploring hope as something we practice together. Live music, acrobatic virtuosity, bold humour, eccentric characters, and heartfelt human connection. A wind of hope for the future. All ages. Premiere 2027.
MORE INFO: cirkor.se

COMPANY: Below Zero (SWE)
ABOUT: This audiovisual circus work combines dance acrobatics, tightrope, pair-acrobatics and cyr wheel with video art and live music in a surreal tale of memory and time.
For smaller stages. Recommended age: from 10 years. Premiere: autumn 2026.
MORE INFO: belowzerocompany.com

Image: Klara Sköldulf Philipp

COMPANY: Blind Gut Company (FIN)
ABOUT: Beat from the Bone is like a trance – a rest in the never-ending beat. It is an art-oriented circus performance for big stages, carried by a pulse that is varied but maintained through the show. The piece features five acrobats, wooden planks and aerial ropes.
Upcoming. Recommended age: from 7 years.
MORE INFO: blindgut.com

Photo: Tuomas Vuorinen

COMPANY: Cikaros (DEN)
ABOUT: Three female artists have worked professionally with (not) falling for over 20 years. Now they share their fear and wonder with theaudience, and unfold the phenomenon of "falling" physically and existentially. The Fall is an absurd, powerful, extraordinary, poetic and moving performance.
Nominated for a Reumert in 2025 in the category Special Performance of the Year. Already touring. Recommended age: from 16 years.
MORE INFO: cikaros.dk

Photo: Jacob Stage

COMPANY: Circus By Me (SWE)
ABOUT: A poetic and acrobatic journey about being logged in but still disconnected. Using circus disciplines such as paracrobatics, Cyr wheel, juggling, and flexibility, a physical representation of human relationships and technological bonds is created. Three artists on stage work in close collaboration with lighting design and object manipulation of lamps and cables.
Premiere: autumn 2026. Recommended age: from 10 years.
MORE INFO: circusbyme.se

Photo: Rebecka Nord

COMPANY: Circus I love you (SWE)
ABOUT: The show is skillfully blending acrobatics and live music into a sophisticated, precise and exciting composition touring in a circus tent. 10 people on stage play the live music of the show and present the following acts: club passing, swinging trapeze, mini-cyr wheel, perch, magic, flying drums, collective acrobatics, tight wire, skywalk, roller skates, straps and teeterboard.
Already touring. Recommended age: from 3 years.
MORE INFO: circusiloveyou.com

Photo: Minja Kaukoniemi

COMPANY: Collective Rage (SWE)
ABOUT: RAGE is a touring concept that aims to go to different places to collaborate with local artists and activists and together create a show open to public. The format and constellation can be applied to different settings but we always work around the question of how to harness our rage and to lead it into action and hope.
Upcoming. Recommended age: all ages.
MORE INFO: Email

Photo: Alexander Weibel Weibel

COMPANY: Fonomonik (SWE)
ABOUT: Alveol is an interactive circus and music performance focusing on sound and movement for children aged 3–6 and their families. Alveol is based on curiosity and children’s own exploration. A circus artist (Cyr wheel) and a musician invite us into an imaginative world where we explore together using our senses of touch and hearing in a playful setting.
Upcoming. Recommended age: 3–6 years.
MORE INFO: fonomonik.com

Photo: Fonomonik

COMPANY: HKL (SWE)
ABOUT: In MORE, HKL expands their artistic vision and incorporates a movable set design into the physical material. Smoke, light, and a height-adjustable plastic box become elements that can enhance, conceal, and create spaces. The work is created for stage spaces.
Upcoming. Recommended age: from 13 years.
MORE INFO: klaramossberg.com & acrobalance.com

Photo: Märta Thisner

COMPANY: Karavan (SWE)
ABOUT: Clowns in dystopia is a physical, visual, and humorous performance about being human in a world that is falling apart. With the poetic logic of clowns, collective chaos, and physical brilliance, a group of survivors seek meaning, celebration, and a future in the ruins of our contemporary world.
Upcoming. Recommended age: teenagers and up.
MORE INFO: karavanmalmo.se & bimmason.com

Photo: Michel Thomas

COMPANY: Opus Company (FIN)
ABOUT: In this performance, we develop a new kind of circus apparatuses out of plastic discs. The piece discusses the themes of family lineages and cycle breaking. It is heavily driven by powerful music to offer a counterpoint to the reflective nature of the content.
Upcoming early 2027. Recommended age: from 7 years.
MORE INFO: opuscompany.fi

Photo: Opus Company

COMPANY: Paolo Nani Teater (DEN)
ABOUT: A woman with a steady, predictable life is unexpectedly challenged night after night by a mysterious and chaotic figure that shakes up her trivial existence. WAKE UP! is a wordless and poetic performance.
Already touring. Recommended age: from 10 years.
MORE INFO: paolonani.com

Photo: Paolo Nani

COMPANY: Riksteatern (SWE)/&Espoo Theatre (FIN)/ 
Vendsyssel Theatre (DEN)
ABOUT: Something is a new production from Riksteatern, &Espoo Theatre, and Vendsyssel Theatre, written and directed by Camille Boitel and Sève Bernard – An Unintentional Circus. With five Nordic circus artists, the performance is an attempt to a definition of circus.
Premiere in January 2027, followed by a tour in Denmark, Sweden, and Finland. 
Recommended age: 7 to 107.
MORE INFO: Email

Photo: Sara P Borgström

COMPANY: Simon Granit Ossoinak (SWE)
ABOUT: Concrete Jungle is a parkour and circus performance about playfulness and creativity. In a world where play is disappearing amid academic pressure, mobile phone addiction, and sedentary lifestyles, Concrete Jungle offers a powerful metaphor.
Upcoming. Recommended age: from 10 years.
MORE INFO: simongranit.com

Photo: Jona Harnischmacher

COMPANY: Teater Gry (DEN)
ABOUT: Bare Vent/Just Wait is a story about two naive souls related to the clown, who struggle to adjust to life. In a Beckett-like universe, the two beings meet each other. A physical, musical, poetic and tragicomic performance, where crying and laughter go hand in hand.
Already touring. Recommended age: adults.
MORE INFO: teatergry.dk

Photo: Ivan Marenic

COMPANY: The Nordic Council (FIN)
ABOUT: Häppy Hour is an ode to the deep dark north and its social culture. It grapples with the contradictory relationship to alcohol, interpreting it through the lens of contemporary circus and comedy. By combining juggling, and aerial rope with physical theatre and live music the three performers create scenes around these topics which evokes a feeling of self-recognition in the audience.
Already touring. Recommended age: from 10 years.
MORE INFO: thenordiccouncil.com

Photo: Cosmin Cirstea

COMPANY: The Vessel Productions (SWE)
ABOUT: A simple meal opens the door to an imaginative future – both eerily familiar and wonderfully strange. Playfulness and inspiration awaken dreams in young people, and the audience is invited to see the world through new eyes. Featuring foot juggling, group and pair acrobatics, cyr wheel, and handstands.
Ready for touring. Recommended age: from 10 years.
MORE INFO: thevessel.se

Photo: Petra Älvstrand

COMPANY: Wes Peden (SWE)
ABOUT: Currently in the early research and exploration phase, Wes Peden’s new work is a celebration of shapes, speed, proportions, weight,friction, and the calm moment of suspension at the apex of its upward journey when a ball freezes mid-air.
Upcoming. Recommended age: from 8 years.
MORE INFO: wespeden.com

Photo: Florence Schroeder

COMPANY: Marie Asplund
ABOUT: Together with the artist Marie we travel to the protective and immersive world inside of the womb, created from soft fabrics and patient handcraft, infused with love and time. Here, Marie’s free interpretation of her time in the womb takes place. Her imagined experiences, thoughts and feelings are shaped in a weightless, floating, dramatic and gently crazy aerial play. It is a small scale, philosophical, playful and intimate show, told through movement with handmade costumes and scenography.
MORE INFO: marieandfabric.wordpress.com

Photo: Camille La Verde

COMPANY: The Hello! Project by Sunniva & Søren
ABOUT: Hello! is a playful and moving family performance about what happens when we meet each other with curiosity. An actor and a circus artist bring the story of a lonely man to life through handbalancing, acrobatics, mime, clowning, and physical theatre. Wordless but full of humor, magic, and big emotions, the show is a tribute to the child in all of us and can be enjoyed by all ages.
MORE INFO: helloproject.carrd.com

Photo: Büro Jantzen

COMPANY: Recover Laboratory
ABOUT: Nonstop Paradise is a multidisciplinary hybrid: a fusion of performance, media art, and contemporary circus. The three-part project consists of an exhibition, a performance, and publication. Circus discipline used and deconstructed is ”hula” hoop and other bodily movements.
MORE INFO: recoverlaboratory.com & miradonnasirkka.com

Photo: Lida-Liina Linnea

COMPANY: Kaaos Kaamos
ABOUT: Two bodies in constant motion. Two artists in a relationship built on precision, communication and compromise. The audience sits close as the acrobatics slowly unfold – powerful, fragile and stripped-down. There is no glitter, no illusions. Everything is created between two people. Tyngd och tillit/Of weight and trust is an intimate circus performance that explores what it takes to trust someone with your whole body.
MORE INFO: kaaoskaamos.com

Photo: Erik Glas

COMPANY: Company Kate & Pasi
ABOUT: A joyful family circus where the kitchen turns into a hilarious stage. Acrobatics, juggling, and comedy collide in a show where nothing goes as planned – but everything is delicious fun. Flour flies, objects soar, and laughter fills the air. Children love the energy and humor, while adults admire the skill and wit. Internationally awarded circus artists Katerina Repponen and Pasi Nousiainen bring to the stage breathtaking partner acrobatics, physical expression, and humor.
MORE INFO: kate-pasi.com

Photo: Kai Kuusisto

COMPANY: Kompani Giraff
ABOUT: A flexible circus performance about a difficult-to-master pile and the longing to break free. Three unreasonably flexible circus artists navigate a difficult-to-master pile. They change shape, dissolve and invent themselves in startling formations. Through circus, humor and magic, The Pile tells the story of the contradiction between wanting to belong and at the same time longing to break free. Kompani Giraff invites the young audience to a work inspired by an absurdist and surrealist art tradition.
MORE INFO: kompanigiraff.se

Photo: Sören Vilks