DISCLAIMER: Not all the photos are from the same show, which means they may not be played by the same performer!
Photo credits: Japan Tour 2000 souvenir programme, 92 programme, Fuji Television, Al Seib. Special thanks to Ricky!

The Beginning: At first the stage is covered with a sheet, and when the Cavalier takes off the rid.. there is the "child" doll sitting on the candy chair, and Saltimbanco begins!

That's that doll!

The singers. In some shows  there's only Susan, some only Isabelle, and in other shows  the two of them come onstage.

Adagio Trio: The family trio in simple but eye-catching bodysuits perform a stunning act with amazing flexibility.

The vertical rope act, which was performed in 1992, replaced with Adagio.

25-foot Chinese poles and the amazing creatures in costumes which remind me of candy bars.

The performers sing

Chinese female walks on the double tightropes placed high in the tent, and then do astonishing acts with ribbons and unicycle.

Boleadoras: Two women spin bolas and tap dance, creating wild and rhythmical beat full in the bigtop.

Manipulation act replaces the boleadoras sometime. 3 world-class girls perform acts from rhythmic gymnastics.

The most energish act, the Russian Swing. Each performer is in their original costumes which represent a form of civilization. They perform aerial acts as they dive off from the swing.

One of the characters

Juggling: The 16 year old juggler takes center stage and awes the crowd as she juggles 7 balls effortlessly. There are "masked worms" around her passing her the juggling balls, which was actually a very cute sight!

They are the masked worms!