The show programme

The ultimate laughing muscle workout

Rarely have I laughed so much:
this flippant saying could be Kay Scheffel's life motto. The parodist, comedian and entertainer launches a frontal attack on your laughing muscles. One of Germany's most renowned ventriloquists, he writes poetry, pokes fun, surprises with Heinz Erhard songs and brings 120,000 grams of highly explosive humour to the stage. We strongly warn you, you may get sore muscles!

Flying Spaniards

For us, it's just a seesaw, like the ones we all remember from the playground. Two brothers from Spain, Rafa and Paco Olmos, turn the seesaw into a unique artistic spectacle. As the duo ARTE ALGO, they thrill with high-risk jumps, somersaults with countless twists and turns, as well as lots of mischief and fun!

Summersault faszinale

The two Ukrainian artists Nikolay Shcherbak and Anatolii Boiko present partner acrobatics with speed and power in an incredibly charming way. There are lifts, swings, somersaults and, of course, lots of fascinated, amazed faces. Two-time world and European champions, the acrobatic duo show what the human body is capable of - provided it is as well trained as Nikolay and Anatolii's.

It's full of acrobatics instead of bubbles

A real bathtub is probably only seen on stage with Eonys Goncalves. You might think it's crazy, but it can be even crazier. The bathtub also contains a pole, which Eonys uses for her elegant and powerful act. A unique combination of handstand and pole acrobatics: light as a feather and wonderfully relaxed - like a bubble bath in the evening.

World champion like are with toys

Naoto Okada transforms the colourful children's toy yo-yo into a fascinatingly dynamic performance full of music and finesse. As the multiple world champion spins and flies his yo-yos, you will experience absolute precision, perfect timing and incredible speed. Grade 1, with distinction!

Balance in Slow-Motion

Handstand acrobat Christopher Togni is part of the famous 'Togni' circus family and impresses with his unparalleled body control. Each move is performed slowly, almost in slow motion and with absolute perfection. Powerful, but at the same time light and relaxed. It's like being in a dream that you never want to stop.

Breath-taking aerial spectacle

When Flight of Passion swings through the air on straps, the room suddenly falls silent. The Ukrainian aerial duo fascinates with their romantic and expressive choreography high above the heads of the audience. It is a wonderful blend of aesthetics, harmony and absolute body control, which has already won them an award at the Monte-Carlo International Circus Festival.

Monsieur Catastrophe

Stéphane Bulcourt is the ultimate chaos. Wherever the French entertainer appears, things go haywire. Once he gets going, there's no stopping him. Monsieur Catastrophe is the man for impossible situations. Whenever there is a rattle, a clatter or a clang, Stéphane is never far away. The best thing is to experience it yourself. But don't say we didn't warn you.

Shake a leg

The only standards for the Europa-Park Showballet are the classic slow waltz, tango, Viennese waltz, fox trot, slow fox and quickstep: everything else is a wild journey through breath-taking choreography. The international ensemble not only impresses with its flawless aesthetics and captivating dynamics, but also with its vibrant colourful costumes - whether as a duo or in a large show cast.