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Yingge Dance is a folk dance from the Chaoshan region of Guangdong Province, China, integrating elements of drama and martial arts. Known as the ‘Chinese War Dance,’ it is recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage. Dancers are elaborately dressed as heroes from the novel Water Margin, wielding dual batons and performing to the rhythm of gongs and drums – a symbol of good fortune and peace.

This performance was showcased by the Puning Fumi Youth Yingge Team, featured in the 2025 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, and six-year-old inheritor Zhuang Enqi, hailed as a young guardian of China's intangible cultural heritage. Renowned for its vigorous style, the team, along with Enqi's charm and remarkable skills, vividly displays the essence of Chaoshan Yingge – a tradition with over 300 years of history – radiating brilliance in the field of cultural preservation.

This dynamic performance captivates audiences with its powerful momentum, showcasing an acrobatic art that embodies the spirit of pushing limits and moving forward. Using a vibrating pole approximately 5 metres long and only 15 centimetres wide, the performers execute fluid flips, leaps and balances with seamless rhythm. The routine progresses to incorporate single, double and triple poles, featuring both solo and duo techniques through ever-changing combinations and formations – creating a truly dazzling spectacle. This act has won the Gold Award at the 7th National Acrobatic Competition.

The Manly Seabirds are the proud cheerleaders for the National Rugby League Manly Sea Eagles. Located near the iconic Manly Beach of Sydney, Australia, the squad represents 31 years of specialised entertainment and embodies strength, femininity and elegance, all while bringing joy and excitement to every performance.

Les Vitaminés is a duo of comic acrobats who dazzle audiences of all ages. Their unusual circus numbers include a modern dance parody using Pilates balls, clownish boxing and dynamic mano a mano routines. Add a touch of humour and zaniness to your day with this explosive duo’s circus acts.

The Tannoura Dance Group celebrates the rich cultural heritage of the Middle East through vibrant movement, rhythm and colour. Inspired by traditional Sufi folklore, these performances combine graceful spinning, dynamic formations and beautifully crafted costumes. Each show is a captivating visual experience that reflects unity, balance and joy. With passion and precision, its members bring the spirit of Tannoura to life, creating unforgettable moments.

Curious, eccentric characters appear, gradually transforming into imposing ivory horses that are light and flamboyant. These extraordinary beings carry us away in a magical, sparkling and musical cavalcade. A storyteller then joins them, guiding them through a series of choreographed tableaux, including a waltz, a tango, a storm, a merry-go-round and a joust. The images of the show evoke emotions of freedom and surprise, featuring movements, dances and energy, all accompanied by music that shifts between soft and festive melodies.

Yo Highness is India’s first all-girls hip hop crew, featuring girls aged 14 to 27. Their high-energy performances include flips, tricks and lots of wow moments.

The Bandierai degli Uffizi deliver a powerful and visually striking flag performance inspired by the grandeur of Renaissance Florence. Large handcrafted flags soar through the air in synchronised throws, rapid exchanges and bold formations, creating a dynamic dialogue between movement, music and colour. Every gesture is rooted in ancient military and civic traditions, transformed into a thrilling live spectacle. The performance blends historical authenticity with dramatic rhythm, offering audiences an immersive experience of Italian heritage, precision and celebration.

The Chromosaur is a strong and charming creature that stands 5 metres tall and 7 metres long from head to tail. Its entire skeleton is covered in vibrant, colourful fabrics. A mysterious keeper leads its way, enveloping their steps with suggestive smoke. The Chromosaur is brought to life by an actor who uses a complex system of weights and counterweights to steer it. Its movements are so smooth and its steps so natural that it appears to have a life of its own. A powerful shaman leads the way, mediating the creature’s connection to the audience.

Skating Nistorov was famous as a trio; Eugenio is the fifth generation of circus performers. The act has travelled the whole world. The uniqueness lies in the speed of their performance. They spin at crazy speeds on a 2-metre diametre platform while doing incredible tricks. Elegance and thrill are their motto.

Ballet Victor Campos is one of the most prominent dance groups in Murcia, Spain, dedicated to the development and presentation of a wide range of dance styles for performers of all ages and levels.

The group blends passion, technique and creativity in a warm and welcoming environment, offering regular performances and community events that showcase its dancers’ talent.

Ballet Victor Campos also organises annual galas and cultural presentations, highlighting both artistic growth and strong engagement with the local community.

Waves of Gold celebrates brightness and life itself with vibrant movements and golden costumes. It tells a story of revenge and redemption, where the flames not only destroy but also illuminate the secrets and desires of a soul condemned to be known exclusively for its ferocity. The show is performed by talented young people, trained to demonstrate the power of the story.

The Bacolod MassKara Festival, fondly called the Festival of Smiles, began in the 1980s as a symbol of hope amid economic hardship. Its name combines ‘Mass’ (many) and the Spanish ‘Kara’ (face), meaning ‘many faces of people’, reflecting the iconic smiling masks and the joyful, resilient spirit of Bacolodnons.

Today, it celebrates their optimism, unity and positivity. At the parade, the MassKara dancers will dazzle the streets in colourful masks and feathered costumes, moving to infectious rhythms. Each step and smile spreads Bacolod’s spirit of happiness, thanksgiving and cultural pride.

The Emoji Parade is a vibrant, highly interactive street performance featuring six iconic emoji characters that are instantly recognisable and universally loved. Standing over 3 metres tall, these illuminated inflatable characters make a cheerful impact. They are accompanied by dynamic performers in matching themed outfits, providing continuous energy, engaging with the audience and creating memorable moments. This unique concept transforms well-known expression symbols into lively real-world characters, making it a joyful show for audiences of all ages.

The Bluecoats will perform excerpts from their award-winning drum and bugle corps shows, including ‘Change Is Everything’, a gold medal-winning production at the 2024 Drum Corps International World Championships in Indianapolis, USA.

The crazy, award-winning group Jump’n’Roll from Moscow shows a sensational, unprecedented jumping style on so-called poweriser stilts, which producer Viktor Roshchin has created for them, combining risk, temperament and body control. A fantastic acrobatics experience with speed, dynamics and unusual tricks, these artists provide the extra energy kick in every show!