After two years of captivating audiences across Europe, the renowned acrobatic circus company, Circus Baobab, is making a grand return to its roots with an exceptional spectacle titled "Yé." Set to take place this Saturday, January 27th, at the prestigious By Issa tent in Conakry, the event promises a high-end performance that will leave no one indifferent.
Ahead of the big day, the management team of Circus Baobab held a press briefing to share the scope and ambitions of this unique spectacle. The company's CEO, Kerfala Camara, emphasized the significance of this presentation to unveil the exceptional talents and artistic vision of their troupe to the people of Guinea.
"Some close associates of our artists have never seen us perform, just like the authorities supporting us. That's why we decided to return to the homeland to present the 'Yé' show, which delves into the history of Guinea," explained Mr. Camara.
Co-producer Richard Jody added that the show will address important themes such as the environment, corruption, and the lack of water in Guinea. He assured the audience that the outstanding quality of the acrobats will meet expectations.
"I imagine that the Guinean people will warmly welcome their sisters and artists, setting the stage ablaze. The artists are highly motivated, hard workers, very serious about their craft," emphasized Richard Jody.
The Franco-Guinean Cultural Center, a historical partner of Circus Baobab, provides crucial financial support for the organization of the "Yé" spectacle. Lucie, co-director of the CCFG, expressed pride in participating in this Franco-Guinean partnership, highlighting the beauty of collaboration between France and Guinea.
It is important to note that entry to the show is free but conditioned by an invitation, as per the terms of the contract with the By Issa caterer. Spectators will have the opportunity to experience a unique and unforgettable artistic journey, combining exceptional acrobatics, social engagement, and a touch of Guinean history. Don't miss this exceptional rendezvous with Circus Baobab and the "Yé" spectacle, which promises to be the cultural highlight of the year in Conakry.
