Jon Young (England) – Chinese Pole
Jon Young is uniquely funny and at the same time uniquely acrobatic. He combines his comedic talent with a lot of artistry. After his three-year training at the renowned circus school The Circus Space 2009 he became a guest star all over the world.
Trio Bellissimo (Ukraine) - Handstand Equilibristics
The three sports acrobats Olena Lomage, Anna Liapunova and Anastasiia Permiakova enjoyed their education at the National Circus School in Kiev. The trio was a part of the very successful circus production "BINGO". They have, at a young age, already received awards from various Circus Festivals.
Paul Chen (Deutschland) - Unicycle
Paul Chen became fascinated with the unicycle in his early years. His first tricks he taught himself. After graduation he attended the State Artists' School in Berlin. 2002 Paul Chen became an elected a member of the two-time world champion unicycling German squad team. His show is a interplay of power and balance.
Andre Stykan (Tschechien) - Handstand Equilibristics
André Stykan, who is not even 20 years old, from the Czech Republic, is an exceptional talent. The powerful and mature-looking boy is convincing with his handstand equilibristic in the most excellent manner. Without the slightest uncertainty and seemingly effortless handstand figures, one arms, scales, and stairways walks are shown.
Emi Vauthey (Schweiz) – Dance Contortion
Very early Emi Vauthey, a girl from Lausanne, discovered her love for rhythmic gymnastics. At a very young age, she became a member of the Swiss National Team. Thanks to her talent, she won several international competitions. On the prestigious Lausanne circus school, she learned the art of contortion.
Lena Gutschank (Deutschland) – Aerial Hoop
Lena Gutschank completed her training in 2003 at the National Ballet School of Berlin and School of Circus Arts in the disciplines of aerial acrobatics, contortion, dance and drama. It was followed by numerous engagements in Germany's most prestigious music halls, as well as international productions, including one in Japan and at the Edinburgh "Fringe Festival".
