La TOHU contributes to make Montreal an international capital of circus arts. It also participates in the incredible growth of the Quebec and international circus by offering a line-up that puts it at the forefront. Many circus shows are presented at la TOHU, as well as exhibitions and family activities of all kinds.
La TOHU also acts as a reception and interpretation pavilion for Frédéric-Back Park, a model of transformation and environmental engineering. It offers a wide range of educational activities related to the environment and guarantees the highest standards of eco-responsible event organization.
Discover the 2026 season lineup:
Paradisum by Recirquel Cirque Danse by Bence Vági – February 5 to 8
Paradisum explores the myth of rebirth after the silent stillness of a destroyed world. Through the staging and choreography of Bence Vági, this show brings together the genres of contemporary dance and circus arts.
Kintsugi by Machine de Cirque – February 19 to 22
With Kintsugi, Machine de Cirque creates a moment of great humanity, imbued with breathtaking acrobatic feats. In a bus shelter removed from the world and from time, strangers wait to be taken elsewhere. They do not know when they will leave, nor where they will go. These immobile travelers surrender to external forces in order to lose themselves and, paradoxically, rediscover something within themselves.
Clip! by Les Deux de Pique – March 3 to 7
Clip! is a mature and striking clown performance. It highlights the finesse of contemporary clowning and breaks free from all stereotypes. The world of Clip! also presents all the essential elements of Les Deux de Pique’s artistic approach, namely: fragility, vulnerability, exaggeration, kindness, and the meeting of physical comedy, clown arts, and several circus disciplines.
WOW: World of Words by Kalabanté – March 26 to 29
An immersive performance that explores the transmission of knowledge, the meeting of cultures, and the magic of mutual respect. Between ancestral rituals and aerial innovations, W.O.W. erases borders and builds bridges between tradition and modernity. The dancers move among suspended hammocks, acrobatic balls, and human percussion, in a stunning and truly authentic visual fresco.
L’Impro Cirque by Les Improduits – April 9 to 11
L’Impro Cirque is a face-off between two teams of several acrobats who compete in the ring by combining circus disciplines and improvisation. It is an evening where circus artists of all generations and disciplines come to take risks for us, the audience, without costumes or makeup, performing acts that are still unknown to them.
Ten Thousand Hours by Gravity & Other Myths – April 23 to 26
Everyone is a master in a field. Blinking, walking, jumping, keeping balance, doing somersaults, flying. This show is an ode to the countless hours required to accomplish great things. A tribute to the dedication needed to achieve our physical ambitions. A recognition of the story behind them, often more spectacular than the final result.
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