Dromocósmicas is a touring circus and theatre company founded in 2010 by Camilla Bombardini and Byron Skouris, based in Thessaloniki, Greece. It offers circus arts workshops for children, notably through weekly traveling programs, as well as clowning and physical theatre training for adults. Its approach combines creativity, physical expression, cooperation, and social inclusion through activities organized in schools, cultural venues, and various communities.
Dromocósmicas is a touring arts company founded in 2010 by Camilla Bombardini and Byron Skouris. Based in Thessaloniki since 2013, it develops shows , educational workshops and artistic projects combining circus arts, clowning, physical theatre and street arts.
The company relies on an intercultural approach to live performance, in which movement, play and physical expression constitute means of communication accessible to different audiences.
Dromocósmicas offers circus arts discovery workshops aimed particularly at children aged 3 to 11 .
These activities are organised as weekly meetings in different locations in Thessaloniki and northern Greece.
The teaching emphasizes a playful and progressive approach, allowing participants to develop their motor skills, coordination, balance and creativity.
The workshops also promote cooperation , self-confidence , imagination and individual expression.
The itinerant nature of the program allows circus activities to be offered in different neighborhoods, towns and cultural spaces.
The unique feature of Dromocósmicas lies in the combination of circus arts and physical theatre techniques .
The company explores, in particular, clowning, commedia dell'arte, physical expression and various forms of non-verbal storytelling.
These disciplines are used to encourage participants to discover their expressive possibilities, develop their spontaneity, and build relationships with others.
Learning is not based solely on the acquisition of technical skills, but also on the development of creativity , imagination and stage presence .
Dromocósmicas also organizes workshops for adults and artists wishing to deepen their practice of clowning, movement and physical theatre.
These courses explore the relationship between the body, space, rhythm, improvisation, and character creation.
They encourage participants to develop their expressiveness, listening skills, and ability to communicate through movement.
The company also participates in training and artistic research projects in collaboration with other cultural organizations.
Dromocósmicas develops educational programs for preschools, primary schools and facilities that welcome children.
These interventions combine performances, participatory workshops and artistic expression activities.
The company adapts its offerings to different ages and educational contexts, emphasizing participation , play and the discovery of the performing arts.
Since its creation, Dromocósmicas has participated in artistic and social projects in different countries.
The company has presented its work in more than twenty countries , including at festivals, in theaters, schools and public spaces.
Its activities are part of an approach that promotes intercultural encounters and access to artistic practices.
The circus and the clown are considered as universal means of communication , allowing us to overcome differences in language and culture.
Alongside its educational activities, Dromocósmicas creates and presents shows combining theatre , clowning , circus and street arts .
His artistic work is characterized by an exploration of body language, humor, poetry, and the relationship with the public.
This stage experience informs the workshops offered to children and adults, establishing a link between artistic discovery, collective practice and contemporary creation.
Through its weekly workshops, school interventions, internships and artistic projects, Dromocósmicas contributes to the dissemination of circus arts in northern Greece.
The company offers an original approach to amateur education , combining mobility, accessibility and diversity of practices.
It is aimed at families, educational institutions and people wishing to discover circus arts through a creative , collective and intercultural approach.