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The French company Cie l'Oublié, created and directed by Raphaélle Boitel, circus artist, acrobat, contortionist, actress, theater director and choreographer takes the auditorium of Parque Almansa, San Javier, the poetry of the circus with the show "" 5Es Hurlants "in which he portrays the day-to-day life of circus artists. The show is starring five artists of different nationalities who act under the direction of Raphaélle Boitel herself who pays tribute to the circus and the values ​​it represents as a metaphor for the life in which the force to rise again and again embodies the rage to live.

The theatrical and baroque air that characterizes Raphaélle Boitel's montages contributes to the parable devised by the director who defines "5Es Hurlants" as "a poetic and positive portrait of the human being".

For this he uses five artists with different bacgraounds who have in common their love for the circus and the perseverance that will make them make the impossible possible, by repeating over and over again.

"5Es Hurlants" moves in a poetic environment in which the lights, shadows and musical notes will make the public live a unique sensory experience in which they talk about ordinary people who work hard to do extraordinary things.

Raphaélle Boitel began her career as a contortionist acting in the street to pay for her studies at the National Circus School run by Annie Fratellini, where finally and after learning about her history, she and her brother studied scholarships.

Since then he did not stop working as a circus artist until in 2012 he created his own company with which he creates his shows always related to the circus world and the performing arts.

She has also been an actress, theater director and opera choreographer.

The show "5Es Hurlants" replaces "La Chute des Anges" of the same company, originally scheduled and which had to be canceled due to the accident suffered by one of the leading artists at the end of last July.

Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier