[3] In order to develop the concept of the traditional circus, Circo Aereo incorporates other art forms into its shows, such as elements of theatre and dance, with audience interaction playing an important part.
The first was called the Louisiana Circus, co produced with the UMO Jazz Orchestra and in collaboration with Fritt Fall Rinne Radio, a Finnish electro-jazz band.
[3] Circo Aereo’s most recent production is called “Espresso,” which is performed along with French juggling group Les Objets Volants.
[5] Helsingin Sanomat called the work “a treasure chest filled with beautiful sights, meticulous efforts and inventive surprises,” while Le Monde said, “intelligence and virtuosity are embedded in the magical vignettes.”[2] The show was created in 2006, touring for three years in and around Europe especially in the Parc de la Villette in Paris, at the Théâtre de Vidy-Lausanne in Switzerland and the Damascus Opera House, Syria.
[4][2] In 2011, Espresso and Circo Aereo returned to the continent to perform at Wabash College in Indiana, Brigham Young University in Utah and the Festival Internacional Cervantino in Guanajuato, Mexico .