Two wanderers travel the world in their home on wheels in a story about wandering, friendship, and living each day as if it were their last. Valuing togetherness and laughter as a human strength, the two clowns inhabit a chaotic world affected by precariousness and a constant turbulence of problems. Bugiganga speaks of a planet in constant flux that, in its frenetic pace, places human beings in the limbo of the struggle for survival.

BUGIGANGA emerges from the intersection of physical theater, street arts, and contemporary circus. The performance revolves around a central stage prop—a mobile set—where the two main characters carry trinkets and objects they collect along the way, using them to build connections between the places and people they visit.