Equilibrist Eduard Gelazarov

When the evening follows a protocol — a toast, an awards ceremony, another toast — the audience starts glancing at the clock. That means you need an act that fully switches their attention and holds it without pauses.

His accolades include a gold prize at the European Circus Festival in Wiesbaden, a victory at the international competition of circus and variety artists in Moscow, participation in the Golden Circus television festival in Rome, and a place in the finals of the show "Minute of Fame." He describes his act plainly: a demonstration of the superhuman capabilities of the human body.

On stage, it looks like work on the edge: balance that shouldn't hold, and tricks that shouldn't work. The act runs without unnecessary introductions and doesn't require any special preparation from the guests — they simply stop talking and watch. It fits well both in a banquet hall and in a foyer where the stage is small.

Moscow is the main city for performances; travel outside the Moscow Ring Road is possible. Formats: a separate act at a corporate event or banquet, New Year's evening, presentation, company anniversary. There is also a full-fledged illusion and acrobatic show lasting 30 minutes. Leave your number — we'll check for an available date and give you the fee.