JOYÀ, el primer espectáculo permanente de Cirque du Soleil en México, combina artes culinarias y escénicas en un teatro íntimo diseñado para envolver al público a través de los cinco sentidos. JOYÀ habla de la aventura de una adolescente que es repentinamente catapultada al corazón de una jungla misteriosa que se encuentra dentro del universo de su abuelo, un hombre extravagante amante de la naturaleza, quien busca sin cesar el sentido de la vida. No se pierdan la oportunidad de probar deliciosos platillos y vivir una noche inolvidable en el teatro Cirque du Soleil en Vidanta Riviera Maya. ¡JOYÀ, un show en el que la felicidad, la fuerza y la amistad conquistan todo!
Masters of the credible incredible.
Setting the standard for the spectacular.
WE ARE NICA.
We make the extraordinary world of circus arts a professional reality with world-class training, innovation, research, and development. It’s through these tools that NICA creates truly extraordinary, industry-elite artists.
NICA is an internationally renowned Centre of Excellence based in Melbourne, Australia. We are a proud member of the Arts8 Organisations. Currently flying under the flag of Melbourne’s Swinburne University, we provide tertiary-level, innovative education, training, performance, research, leadership and talent to the local, national and global circus arts industry.
At NICA, we utilise our world-leading credentials to unlock and bolster pathways to the extraordinary. We’re an authority on the awe-inspiring and set the standard for the spectacular through our seamless blend of accredited training and exceptional talent.
Women’s Circus is unique. We are a not for profit intersectional feminist arts organisation based in the Drill Hall in Footscray, offering a year round program of social circus, creative projects and thought provoking performances. We create impact that is memorable and enduring, whether from a momentary encounter as an audience member or a lifetime of commitment through membership.
Women’s Circus began as a project at Footscray Community Arts Centre, and became know for creating original circus shows advocating justice and equity for women and their communities. From our early days of providing a safe space for survivors of violence, we’ve grown into an inclusive community that welcomes all people of marginalised genders with an interest in physicality, circus and performance.
Today, Women’s Circus is an internationally recognised leader in the field of social circus. Our innovative programs offer individuals and communities the opportunity to develop skills, confidence and creativity while fostering a sense of belonging and connection. We have a small team of core staff, working alongside dedicated and experienced trainers, and supported by a volunteer board.
Women’s Circus uses circus as a tool for social transformation (termed social circus). Circus has unique advantages when it comes to fostering positive change within communities. Embodied knowledge, trust, risk, playfulness and creativity are intrinsic to social circus. It has the potential to transform boundaries and hierarchies, transcend language barriers, and strengthen communities against erasure and exclusion.
At Women’s Circus our emphasis is on the potential of the human body. It’s not just about achieving high goals, it’s also about the attempt and support. It’s about building self-confidence and reclaiming your body. It’s about bringing people together, accessing creativity and physicality within a safe space.