Moving with grace and delicacy, Isabelle Vaudelle becomes one with the columns of red fabric that supports and cradles her. To haunting music, contortionist and cloth intertwine, separate and embrace again. The translucent fabric occasionally hugs the body of the performer, creating a stunning effect that touches the artist in each of us. This act, which requires strength, flexibility and agility, won Isabelle the silver medal at the XXIIIe Festival du cirque de demain in Paris, where she represented Cirque du Soleil.

Isabelle Vaudelle joined the cast of Alegria for the Toronto run only, as an emergency replacement for the Shoulder-Pole Wire act. Music for Vaudelle's act was her own, as the act was a late addition to the show's run in that city.