Les P'tits Bras

Les P'tits Bras is a French ensemble focused on aerial acrobatics. The group was founded in 2003 by Sophie Mandoux and Jan Willem Maes, and their first production One…Two…Triieee… immediately met with international success. Other projects followed, such as Los Pekenos Brazos, The Flying Brother and Sister and the successful production Triplette. The turning point comes in 2014, when the ten-meter metal structure that will become typical for Les P'tits Bras appears for the first time in the production of L'odeur de la Sciure. This structure, inspired by the art nouveau architect Victor Horta, allows artists to fully develop their acrobatic skills thanks to its variability. Les P'tits Bras subsequently use it in other productions - in the baroque-tuned Bruits des Coulisses or in the latest Vents de l'Ouest, where the group was inspired by the Wild West.