Helpful Hints for Strength and Health for Busy People is inspired by the 1901 book "Illustrated Hints for Strength and Health for Busy People". In 1901, wealth inequality was skyrocketing, and culture and society were being reconfigured by massive technological advancements, bringing major changes to the way life was lived. Just like today. As "business" became a condition of the majority of (working-class) Americans, the need to stay physically ready was ever present. Today, we find ourselves in similar times, yet the desire for "strength and health" is often more about an image than a habit or a feeling.

We Pull The Trigger is a roving portrait of togetherness in movement. A kinky ensemble falls, collides, and caresses entirely — queering their relationships to the city, their bodies, and their nearness to the audience. Pick your POV, this dance is performed in the round without formal boundaries.

“I Think It Could Work” is a daring and playful leap into the unexpected. With bright colors, dazzling acrobatics, and unflinching trust, this Chicago-based contemporary circus collective invites you into a speculative world where your choices decide their destiny. It’s circus like you’ve never seen before — live, improvised, and unforgettable.