The Fermín Morà company was founded in 2017, following a six-month tour with Cirque Starlight in Switzerland. That journey marked a turning point: Fermín temporarily left behind traditional theatre and circus to devote himself to his greatest passion—the art of being alive in the streets.
Fermín Mora (Martín Frattini), born in Argentina, discovered art as an essential language from a very young age. In clowning, he found the subtlest and most precise way to show vulnerability—without masks.
Self-taught and a compulsive observer, he studied the body as a map of desires and needs, developing a style in which gesture reveals what words conceal.
His great talent lies in creating spaces of true connection: he makes the audience feel so at ease that thought disappears, leaving only pure presence and shared empathy. In doing so, he transforms squares and streets into sanctuaries of human encounter.

Bien Joué is a stage manifesto on the art of being alive.
In a hyperconnected yet disconnected world, the clown reminds us—with a laugh—of the power of eye contact, of laughing at the simple things, of inhabiting the here and now.
Each gag is an invitation to let go of control: when Fermín stumbles into the present (literally), the audience rediscovers the beauty of spontaneity, of sharing, of what is genuinely human.
It’s not just a show—it’s a collective ceremony where what matters is not the trick, but the laugh that arises when we stop pretending and simply are.
The best antidote to the rush of modern life.

Suitable for the whole family. Recommended age: +6 .
OFF show: the company or the performance receives no fee from the organizers. Be generous!