World-renowned clown Paolo Nani is visiting Bulgaria with a unique street performance!

Four cities will become the stage for his show "Jekyll on Ice", promising free smiles and ice cream, as well as an unforgettable experience for viewers of all ages.

On September 27, Burgas will be the first host city. The performance is scheduled to begin at 5:30 PM on the "Snail" stage, and at 6:00 PM an additional performance will take place at the "Hend" theatre with the participation of Kenny, the performer known for his street appearances.

An unusual and exciting event is expected, since unlike established theatrical productions, "Jekyll on Ice" is a street performance, bringing the atmosphere of the world stage to the city itself.

"The world is big and clowns lurk everywhere!"

The story told by "Jekyll on Ice" is described as surprising, different and sincere. Events unfold dynamically, full of confusion, which however is part of the charm. The production is accessible to audiences aged 3 to 80, understandable without words and with adaptation for visually impaired viewers. The organizers strive to include as many people as possible in the magic of the performance.

"Jekyll on Ice" tells the story of a humble ice cream seller whose shyness unexpectedly causes him to unleash his bold opposite – Hyde. A series of comical situations follow, where failure becomes a reason for laughter, and the audience is an active participant in what is happening. The performance is a classic of European clowning, recognized visual mastery, known on the world stage. An abundance of entertainment is expected, which will leave the audience with a feeling of fullness.

Paolo Nani will be supported by the clowns from the "Hend" theatre, as well as by Ivomir Ignatov – Kenny, a world-renowned artist known for his street performances. Kenny, with over 7000 appearances in more than 30 countries on 4 continents, has established himself as a master of improvisational clowning and slapstick. The program of the "Hend" theatre for the event, including improvisations in the urban environment, remains a surprise for the audience.