All the magic of the circus with performances by artists from all over the world:

Trampo Wall: Trampoline - Australia
Louis Knie: Horses - Switzerland
Elvis Erani: Elephants - Italy
Dust in the Wind: Acrobalance - Cuba
Mystery of Gentlemen: Hand voltige on balls - Mongolia
Totti Family: Clowns - Germany
Flying Aces: Flying trapeze - Australia
Sampion and Natalia Bouglione: Aerial straps - France
Ty Tojo: Juggler - USA

Michel Palmer: Ringmaster
David Fackeure: Conductor of the Festival Orchestra

At the circus, everything takes place in a circle with a circumference of 41 meters, corresponding to fourteen horse gallops, and measuring 13 meters in diameter, a distance defined by the length of a chambrière, a long whip that allows the horseman or woman standing in the centre to direct the horses and adjust their pace.
The circular ring is a metaphor for the family circle and, more generally, the community. The round big top revolves around a central axis, creating a closed space in which the show takes place. Four openings in the tent mark the four cardinal points.
Before leaving for a new city, circuses leave a ring of sawdust on the ground as witness to their dazzling and fleeting passage through the land of men.