Sweden tour 2026 
To live at home — and watch everything around you change.
Migration affects everyone.
Cases is an intense modern circus performance without words.
On stage — what its artists experienced on their own migration journey.
We believe tension grows where people don't know each other's stories.
And one real story makes another person easier to understand.
If you know what it's like to leave, you'll recognize yourself on stage.
If not — you'll recognize those who now live beside you.
Come.
The artists of Cases
What's in their suitcases
In my suitcase I would like to put: my favorite talisman toy, a mug from which it tastes best to drink, a large blanket, a painted brick wall that I pass every day, a cozy kitchen, the very day when my cheeks hurt from smiling, my friends, my favorite coffee shop, family. "You have excess baggage", I will hear at the airport. And I will go with one backpack — towards a new stage of life.
What important things are in your "suitcase"? Memories, toys, feelings, ghosts of the past, hopes for the future, living in the present, light or heavy? Can you control it all or is it better to relax and let go? Do you need to let go of the past to move on, or is it strangling you with a rope?
When you run away, you don't know what to take with you. You want to take everything and nothing. It's not you packing your suitcase, it's your fear, panic, and intuition. Intuition is the most important thing, because you don't know what you will need on this unplanned trip. And maybe in a few weeks you will be saved by a ping pong ball with messages written by someone important to you who is now far away. But if you packed your suitcase in time, you're already lucky!
In my suitcase I would like to put: my favorite talisman toy, a mug from which it tastes best to drink, a large blanket, a painted brick wall that I pass every day, a cozy kitchen, the very day when my cheeks hurt from smiling, my friends, my favorite coffee shop, family. “You have excess baggage”, I will hear at the airport. And I will go with one backpack — towards a new stage of life.