action he sees from the sky, like a bird. The Devil: Far away at the End of the World lives the Devil, who creates desire and fears into the hearth of lovers. The Pierrot Acrobat: Agile and nimble, he appears as a red acrobat. He is the adversary of the Titan until he joins him in mutual admiration at the end of the show. He is part of the Red Pierrot family, themselves part of a larger group of individuals known as Les Cirques. He appears up on the mountain, on the wall at the End of the World, on the Rocks, at the heart of the action. Les Danseurs (The Dancers): The Romeo and Juliet of the show. One is a Lost Ballerina, who looking for a purpose to her existence. She will find love and join the Cirques. The second is the Pierrot Clown, a lost soul in the dark city, who will find a purpose and motivation to evolve through his love for the Lost Ballerina. Clowns: Balto and Sergey (1998–2013): An unexpected clown duo directing people to their seats. Balthazar was originally created by Michel Deschamps in the 1970s and joined Cirque du Soleil's 1989-1990 American and European tours and Fascination in Japan in 1992. He also often made small appearances as Leonid Leykin's understudy during Alegría's 1997-1998 European tour. Sergei Shashalev also previously appeared in the latter. The Pablos (2014–2017): Former Alegría clowns who joined this show in 2014. The Prince: A noble prince transformed into a frog. The Rag Doll: A rag doll left in the attic that will fly away for a while with The Walker through the door of her imagination. The Jester: A Circus equilibrist performing during the birthday dinner scene. Virginia, the Cleaning Lady: Also referred to as "La Femme de Ménage", she is shocked to be in this world and astonished by what goes on around her. She sweeps and dusts nonetheless until her dream becomes a reality. The Automatons: Futuristic puppet-like creatures, originally part of the German Wheel and Skipping Rope act, no longer in the show. Acts The show contained the following acts: Breakdancing: Josh Ortiz ("The Incredible Josh"), Jean Carlos Lloret ("Bebo"), and Dmytro Li ("Flying Buddha") performed routines that straddled the line between dance and acrobatics, with spins, flips and other tricks. Aerial bamboo: Alexander and Ekaterina Abramov did a variety of tricks while hanging