Born in Tours, France, Victor discovered the Georget Circus at the age of 12, when the troupe settled permanently in his village with their big top to open a circus school. Victor quickly enrolled with the goal of learning acrobatics. There, he was introduced to a wide variety of circus disciplines and met many artists. While continuing his general studies in the French school system, he trained intensively and had the opportunity to perform on stage numerous times. It was during this time that he realized he wanted to become a circus artist. 

Eduardo chose the National Circus School to push beyond his limits and step out of his comfort zone. The school allowed him not only to develop his art on a technical level, but also to open himself to the world and learn from different cultures. Since graduating in 2022, Eduardo values above all the friendships he made along the way, which remain very dear to him.

Isabella Diaz was born in Chicago, Illinois where from a young age, they found a joy for movement through gymnastics and competed for 15 years. Their formal dance training began at the age of 16 through the Chicago High School for the Arts, and continued at Western Michigan University and the Joffrey Ballet School. In 2016 they joined Pilobolus Dance Theatre as a part of their main company and had the honor of participating in new creations that premiered at historical venues, such as Jacob’s Pillow and the American Dance Festival.

Born in Quebec City, Marie-Christine discovered her passion for acrobatics at the age of 15 when she began competing in artistic gymnastics. At the age of 20, she entered the École de cirque de Québec to continue her artistic development, where she participated in professional training in circus arts as a generalist acrobatic flyer, specializing in fixede duo trapeze. After 2 years of training, she was recruited by Cirque du Soleil at the age of 22. She began her career as a trapeze artist and toured internationally with Cirque du Soleil for nearly a decade.

Téo Le Baut’s circus journey began in 2002, when he was born in Barcelona in the middle of a Cirque du Soleil tour. His parents were performing as a hand-to-hand duo at the time, and they would go on to inspire Téo’s own career path. 

It quickly became clear that circus would be an essential part of his life. Upon arriving in Montreal, he enrolled at the National Circus School, where he completed his entire education, graduating in 2021.

Mandi Orozco, originally from Orlando, Florida, began performing at Disney World at age eight, appearing with Stevie Wonder and Tim McGraw. Trained in various dance styles, she won numerous awards for her technique and stage presence.

In 2006, she transitioned into circus arts, specializing in aerial tissue and touring with New Vision Cirque across the U.S. and the Caribbean, including performances at celebrity events. 

Michael grew up in the U.K., and from a young age, always knew he wanted to be a performer. By chance, his interests led him to discover a youth circus, where he quickly fell in love with the challenge and artistry. His time there inspired him to continue his training at the National Circus School in Montreal. Since graduating in 2019, he has continued to hone his craft and has been working as a professional circus artist, performing all over the world.

Basile Pucek is a Canadian and French artist born in Montreal, a vibrant and inspiring city that nurtures his artistic growth. His education has been shaped over the years by the supportive influence of his family, friends, and most importantly, through his training at the National Circus School of Montreal. This prestigious institution ignited in him a deep passion for the art of movement and physical expression. After graduating, Basile collaborated with numerous companies, bringing his talent to a variety of projects.

Multidisciplinary artist Santiago Rivera Laugerud was born in Guatemala in 1997 and owns his own circus, Cie. Zirconium. Dedicated to the arts from an early age, he is influenced by contemporary dance and physical theater. While he specializes in juggling, he had the chance to develop other disciplines such as hoop diving and Chinese pole. Santiago is the first Central American to be accepted into Montreal’s National Circus School, recognized as one of the best circus schools in the world.

Méliejade is a versatile artist whose journey into the arts began early, exploring gymnastics, singing, and various dance styles, including classical, contemporary, and Irish. Her passion for circus was sparked at the age of five during a summer camp at the Quebec Circus School, where she discovered a way to merge her diverse artistic skills.