Résumé :
Contemporary circus artists are beginning to use new
tools and technologies. Aligned with this trend and with
interest to applying interactive sonification to circus per-
formance a collaboration is currently in progress between
the Sound and Music Computing Team at KTH Royal In-
stitute of Technology and the School of Dance and Cir-
cus, part of Stockholm University of the Arts. The collab-
oration includes the Gynoïdes Project1 and also works on
a series of proofs of concept. This collaboration allowed
us to gain experience and mature practical knowledge
(see [1]) and a range of further activities are planned in
the near future of which a description is given herewith.