Not for the faint-hearted

Do you love a high pulse? Do you like to experience Swedish rock, with artistic features and acrobatic tricks? Well then Tractor Circus is for you.

Tractor Circus is not just a circus, but a deep story about those who run it and the people they meet on their travels. They tell this story through several acrobatic and musical elements that are inspired by both Swedish country and more hillbilly rock. On stage, there are several farm machines such as a crane that at one point you hang from with your hair. At some points it was quite chaotic and there were many different things happening on stage at once, but they still managed to

The performance started with singing and the three acrobats running around through the stage design. I liked the story a lot, even though it was a bit complicated to understand. This performance was set 7-100 years. And personally, I think that of course 7 year olds can find fun in the acrobatic and exciting tricks, but it should have been recommended at least 12 years before perhaps understanding a little of the Swedish language and songs and the performance in general.

The musicality of the woman singing was fantastic. It was far from a4, and the beats she played and when the words came in the songs were perfect.

She also had these little whispered screams inside the songs that I think maybe meant pain. Her voice also reminded me a lot of the artist Selah Sue.

Written by Oliver and Kaspar