You know them, people who say you just need to think ‘out of the box’. But a box has quite a few different meanings:  from 'baby parking', to a world domination conspiracy, from being in your 'comfy-zone' to a cage fight. So what do we actually mean by that?  

 A group of people meet in a confined space, a life-size box you can see into from all sides. Where one person works hard to get into the box, another wants all the inside space for himself, while another tries to get rid of all boundaries. The audience is spontaneously involved in the performance, which takes place both inside, and ‘out of the’ box. 

 With a succession of athletic dance, visual stillness and acrobatic inventions, Out of the Box reflects in a light-hearted and moving way on the tension between moving along and going your own way. 

 The box turns up in parks, on (school) squares, in gym halls, libraries, in theatres and at surprising locations. 
Exact time and place for the performances in Oslo TBA.