In March 2025, Louise, Jessi and Daniel formed the acrobatic trio „CatchMe Company“ together. United by a passion for artistic and technical growth, they are driven to keep learning new techniques and to develop a unique movement style combining their acrobatic skills with elements of theatre and dance. Having studied together at the Instituto Nacional de Artes do Circo (INAC) in Portugal, they bring a strong foundation of circus techniques to their performances, allowing them to create engaging and dynamic performances for their audiences. Their work is characterized by strong teamwork, blind trust and a charming humour. They use their solid technical foundations to experiment with their techniques and translate them into scenic body language and relationships to tell their stories in unique and authentic ways.
Production
Parabox
3 Bodies, 2 boxes, one shared pursuit: Belonging.
Throughhand-to-hand techniques, theater, dance and percussion. Parabox explores the peculiar dynamics of friendships withina group of three using a humorous yet truthful approach.As the characters experience each other between supportand judgement, they keep surprising each other by breakingand bending the rules of their own games.
Team
Louise Relle
Louise discovered her love of movement and stage art as a child. As a swimmer for many years, she was able to prove her athletic talent several times. She turned her passion into a profession in 2016 – as a dance and gymnastics teacher. During this time she gained experience in stage dance and choreography. From 2017 she studied at CAU (Centro de arts urbanes) to start her professional career as a circus artist.
Daniel Relle
Movement has been inspiring Daniel since he was a child. As a 9-year-old boy, he began gymnastics and grew up to be an enthusiastic acrobat. During his travels in Central and South America, he discovered his passion for performing arts, gaining stage experience in the areas of fire art, juggling and acrobatics – he quickly developed into a circus and theatre allrounder. In 2017 he completed an apprenticeship in circus pedagogy, to then start his studies at CAU (Centro de arts urbanes).
Jessi Eschenbach
Jessi has always had a passion for sports and specifically enjoys acrobatics, dance and watersports. After discovering circus as a child, she kept following her dream of being a circus artist. She worked and studied at Circus Central in the UK and finally graduated from circus school in Portugal in 2025. In between she studied sports and pedagogy in Germany, exploring all different kinds of movements. Now, she is specialised in Hand-to-hand flying and is starting her professional career.