Overview
- World premiere at the Theater am Potsdamer Platz played to a sold-out house with sustained applause and a high-profile guest list.
- The show introduces an “Acromagic” style that fuses acrobatic feats with illusion in a story centered on a teenager named Alizé.
- Staging includes aerial trapeze, tightrope and trampoline acts, clown interludes with small humanoid puppets, and effects using light, trick technology and wind.
- The ensemble is reported at roughly 40 to 43 performers from about 20 to 21 countries, underscoring its international makeup.
- Venue adaptation reportedly took nearly three months with more than 60 technicians and high double-digit million euro costs, adding a new attraction after Blue Man Group’s 21-year run ended in August.