Compagnie Tita8lou is a nonprofit association founded in Geneva in May 2007. Its mission, in the field of circus, performing, street, video and visual arts, is to promote the arts in Switzerland and around the world and to encourage the creation and circuiting of performances, with the aim of introducing, in Switzerland and in Europe, the different cultures of our world and to encourage intercultural encounters. To this end, the company actively collaborates with the Inuit Artcirq troupe from Nunavut and the Compagnie Nau de Icaros from Brazil, and is also committed to supporting the cultural reconstruction of New Orleans.

Jessica Arpin: circus performer, clown, comedian and explorer, she began her circus career in Geneva at the Théâtre-Cirqule and later trained at the National Circus School in Montreal, where she specialized in acrobatic cycling and clowning.
Since then she has performed on stages, under tents and in the streets all over the world.
Since 2002 she has worked with Cie Nau de Ícaros in São Paulo, Cie du Plat Pays in Belgium, Duo Roccoco with Luca Regina in Italy, Artcirq in Canada and in Switzerland with Théâtres du Loup, La Parfumerie, Grütli and Am Stram Gram. She is currently part of the women's circus-clown quintet Garbuix and the Swiss street project Panorama Kino Theatre, and is touring with the new street theater production Siku, directed by Frederic Blin, and performed together with artists Mauro Paganini, Jade Morin, Xabi Eliçagaray.

Siku is a circus, music and theater show about the Arctic and the Inuit people, which tells the story of an adventurer and his eclectic crew.
It is based on artist Jessica Arpin's three trips to Iglulik in Nunavut in 2007, 2011 and 2022, as part of the Art Cirq social circus project. 

Credits 
Direction and writing: Frederic Blin 
With: Jessica Arpin, Mauro Paganini, Jade Morin, Xabi Eliçagaray
Graphic design: Fred Fivez 
Photos: Marta Garcia Cardellach 
Costumes: Trina Lobo
Lighting design: Ivan Tomasevic
Production: Cia Tita8lou
Supported by: Ville de Genève, Loterie Romande, Pro Helvetia, Commune de Chenbourg, Ernst Göhnere Foundation

Suitable for the whole family. Limited capacity show, on-site reservations.
Recommended age: +4.
With the support of Pro Helvetia.