In "NOA," the artist Pauline leads the audience on a poetic and visceral journey through the cycles of life. From fragments of scattered stage objects, the narrative unfolds as a metaphor for building, deconstructing, and starting anew.

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Using a language that blends circus, dance, and physical theater, the performance explores the beauty of solitary movement and the transformative power of community. Through hoops and the Cyr wheel, Pauline illustrates how grand dreams are built from many pieces and often require other hands to be completed.

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"NOA" is an invitation to view life as a wheel: an eternal return to the beginning, but always with new eyes. A celebration of the courage to rise again, the boldness to share, and the wisdom to understand that every end is the turn toward a new beginning.