Who are we?

Manca Uršič finished translation studies at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana, Slovenia and later joined a two year street theatre school Šugla, led by Ana Monro Theatre in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Afterwards she continued her education of new circus and contemporary dance at Performers House in Denmark for two years. Since 2004 she is active on the fields of street theatre, vertical dance, physical theatre, circus pedagogy in Slovenia and abroad. Researching and combining various skills and using unconventional performing spaces, she again and again questions the borders between performers and the audience. She makes author projects in collaboration with other artists (Dimenzija Dotika, Njavka, Vertigo,..) and as performer collaborates with various companies (Ana Monro Theatre, KUD Ljud, Theatre En Vol, Cirkus Kansky, Supernova,...). Since 2013, she is an active member of Slovene collective of clown-doctors Rdeči noski.

Sébastien “čopko” Fraboulet is a European cross-artist involved in physical and street theatre, puppetry, music and visual arts. Born in france in 1976 and got diploma as Plasticien (visual artist/landscape designer) in applied art academy Olivier de Serres in Paris in 1999. Working in Denmark for 7 years he directed an animation movie Ludmilla in the danish film institute, and was part of the puppet and object theatre Blaa Fugl. He is the co-founder of Yepce a french NGO that promotes cultural exchanges in Europe. From 2007 he is part of the Slovene based artistic group LJUD. He founded his own production company Magic Marmelade in 2006. In the last 15 years he has been involved in numerous projects on little planet earth from South America to Greenland, Australia, South Corea, South Africa, Russia and most of european countries, projects involving street theater, puppetry, humanitary projects, music gatherings, promotion for artists and many more...

Together they created the Vertigo project in 2014 with the aim of researching the new possibilities and interactions of various performing art forms: vertical dance and puppetry, live animation and interactive theatre...