Orchestration: Hervé Vallée and Cécile Mulot
Master of Ceremonies: Kiki Picasso
Musicians: Hervé Vallée, Jean-Baptiste Very, Maria Fernanda de Caracas
Circus Artists and Performers: Lalla Morte, Séverine Bellini, Yannick Gorbalino
Musical Composition: Hervé Vallée and the Cirque Electrique Band
Light Design: Frédéric Perennec
Sound Engineering: Pierre Pleven
Production: Charles Bodin

“There's some extravagance, some rock, some poetry [...] for a performance that bubbles with madness." – L’Express

“On the program is rock-and-roll poetry, absurd or wince-worthy humor, thrills, and burlesque [...] The ambiance is utterly unique.” – Point de Vue 

Le Cirque Électrique is an identity, a way of life, a residence, an itinerant cultural space in motion. It sets up its tents and its red-and-silver caravans in urban zones to trigger moments of experimentation, unexpected meetings, and random encounters. Since 1995, the Cirque Électrique has succeeded in creating a veritable counter culture. Each time it sets up, it's the chance for renewal and to explore new avenues of creation, performance, and artistic research. The group has a lengthy list of shows such as I Am A Man, Aba Daba, Steam, and Cabarets Electriques, not to mention the celebrated Cirques Laboratoires. Since 2011 the Cirque Électrique has been located at the Porte des Lilas on the fringe of Paris in an attempt to construct a heterotopia above the traffic of the city's beltway.

Supported by the City of Paris and the Mairie of the 20th Arrondissement, the group has developed a profusion of cultural activities that are part of an artistic calendar that is both heterogeneous and transgender. The Cirque Électrique also has a circus school and a unique bar and restaurant. The site is now a cultural landmark in France and attracts audiences from across the country, while the company is also building a European and international reputation as a result of its touring shows.