Circ Hulon

Circ'Hulon was born in 1981 from the meeting of a circus artist, Jacques Hulon (Gruss, Pinder, Aligre) and an actress, Sophie Thiery.

The first show, "Asphodèle funambule", focuses on the loneliness of a person driven to madness. With the elegance, lightness and tension of a wire hanging at great height, the tightrope walker comes to life in the face of death.

From 1983 to 1998, the second show, "Circ'Hulon, y'a tout à voir", is a tribute to Fellini's film La Strada and to this philosophy of life. It is an open-air fairground show that, thanks to its lightness and autonomy, is performed in villages at a rate of 150 performances per year.