Jessica Green. (2003) The Fools: The original clowns of Dralion consisting of Robert Jetté, Ben Amar-Djalal, Aline Muheim, and Philippe Delaitre. (1999) Les Voila: A duo of bizarre clowns consisting of Johnny Filion and Soizick Hebert. (1999-2001) The Mad Italian Waiters: Strange foreigners from a far off land. (2001-2015) Acts The acts of Dralion combine unique western and eastern acrobatic skills. Dance of the Elements: The show began with the goddesses and god of the four elements dancing. Single Handbalancing: A single woman balances on one hand and accomplishes a variety of poses. Bamboo Poles: Five acrobats twirl and throw bamboo poles while Yao waves a flag as the acrobats jump over it. Juggling: An artist performs juggling infused with breakdancing and modern dance. This act was performed by Viktor Kee but now is performed by Vladik Myagkostoupov. Trampoline: Surrounding Océane, a group of acrobats perform on trampolines using the set's futuristic backdrop both as a diving board and landing pad. Crossed Cyr Wheel: A cyr wheel that is infused with another cyr wheel forming a globe. The performer spins and twists this apparatus in an act that represents the circle of life and the passing of time. Dralions: Three acrobats and three Dralions perform tumbling feats and Chinese lion dance-like dance. Medusa: A group of artists execute graceful and lithe movements, in the style of acrosport. Aerial Hoop: A single artist performs choreography using a hoop suspended in mid-air. Diabolo: Artists perform tricks with diabolos trying to outperform each other. Aerial Pas de Deux: Azala and her male counterpart perform an aerial dance in silks. Hoop Diving: Acrobats jump through a tower of hoops, which is sometimes spinning. Skipping Ropes: A group of acrobats perform jump rope alone or together in pyramids and in towers. Rotation acts Contortion: A solo act featuring a very flexible performer who stays in handstands with their legs over their head. Aerial Straps: Used commonly in place of Aerial Pas de Deux. Retired acts Contortion with Bowls: This was a contortion act made even more precarious with the added difficulty of balancing a stack of bowls on the artists head. Teeterboard: An original Dralion act, it featured an all female troupe. The flyer would stand at one end of the trapeze as two performers jumped onto the opposite end, shooting the flyer up and onto a high tower of other performers. Ballet on Lightbulbs: