Living Practice
The artistic practice of Giraffe Royal integrates multiple traditions:
- White clowningUrban improvisation projects exploring audience interaction and visual theatre in public space.
- Red clowningPerformances in schools, hospitals and care institutions focused on non-verbal communication and emotional connection.
- Physical theatreCollaborative laboratories developed with artists and students across Europe.
- PantomimeResearch-based performance experiments combining dance, clowning and pantomime.
- Street theatreShort visual theatre interventions created for international festivals and cultural events.
- Dance traditionsA series of small-scale touring performances created for diverse environments — from theatres and festivals to streets and community spaces.
These lines were studied separately with different masters and later unified through decades of embodied research.
- Terry GilliamUrban improvisation projects exploring audience interaction and visual theatre in public space.
- Slava PoluninPerformances in schools, hospitals and care institutions focused on non-verbal communication and emotional connection.
- Madona BuglioneCollaborative laboratories developed with artists and students across Europe.
- Andrei KonchalovskyShort visual theatre interventions created for international festivals and cultural events.
- Shusaku TakeuchiResearch-based performance experiments combining dance, clowning and pantomime.
- Valentin GneushevA series of small-scale touring performances created for diverse environments — from theatres and festivals to streets and community spaces.
Rather than preserving tradition as an archive, the company keeps it alive through performance, teaching and continuous experimentation with audiences around the world.
