This act signifies organized human society: productivity, play and brotherhood with the entire team working as a unit. Showcasing the amazing agility of the human body through spectacular sequences of aero-gymnastics and human pyramids.

The comic chorus, always present, always jolly, always laughing in the face of the pain of humanity. With their frivolous energy, these bouncing characters are like a virus contaminating the world of Mystère with an infectious folly. Perhaps they possess the true wisdom...

A pseudo three ring circus event takes place next. It starts out with the Korean Plank - also known as the teeterboard - then evolves into a near-miss trampoline (which is 'U' shaped) routine; followed by an acrobatic fast track spectacle. The combined songs of "En Ville/Frisco" accompany these highly energetic and dangerous performances. Like the performers rapidly swapping places, the jazz-influenced instrumental allows the band to shine. The two songs switch throughout featuring a jam session that begins with a melodious saxophone solo. Afterwards, the full band provides a furious multi-note passage that is followed by a couple measures of a drum beat that introduces a thumb-induced bass slap. And finally, the guitar and violin trade improvisational licks that, unfortunately, go unnoticed because of the action on stage.

Contains text written by Richard Russo and Paul Roberts, as published in the “Fascination! Newsletter”.