"Mula Soul or The Pocket Circus"

“The world is a magic suitcase.
 When Tuto Tul opens it in front of us we will travel with him to an amazing adventure full of poetry:  balls dancing in the air, living objects, a tree where strange fruits ripen.
Will these universes be able to relieve the hunger of this crazy homeless character? Will his imagination be able to create a living world?
The Tuto Tul clown feeds himself with applauses and unreal beings in a stage excited by the circus magic.
 He is an urban Quixote that reveals us, with tenderness and humor, that there is another reality in everyday life.

 In "Mula Soul or The Pocket Circus”, the audience solves this character’s needs, feeds his fantasies, shares in the fiction and takes part in the story.
 Suitable for all ages: the old, the older, the young, the younger, the middle-age audience, different beings and strange people.
 Created in a Universal language, his shows treat objects in a particular and singular way.

Technical Information
Original Idea and Performance: José Guirado
Wardrobe: Roxana Ciorda
Graphic Design: Esteban Goicoechea
Design and Making of Objects: Piero Arsanto
Choreography and Entertainment: Hernán Fernandez
General Direction and Staging: Gustavo Guirado

Show Structure:
The show is made up of three scenes that can be also performed in an independent way. This gives the story the possibility of varying its duration.
Approximate Duration of Each Secene: 20 minutes
Duration of the Show: 1 hour

Technical Needs:
Minimum Space: 5 m x 5 m + 4 m height.  (The company has the necessary lighting and an amplifier of 300w). 
Light Scenography:
Assembling Time: 30 min.
Disassembling: 20 min.

Scenic Techniques:
Through clown and martial arts, the character reintroduces in the circus world and develops techniques of: juggling (five balls), acrobatics, contact ball and monocycle.