Students from across the county enjoyed the stunning and daring talents of this visiting troupe of acrobats from China. Center Arts hosted the event at the Arkley Center. The North Coast Arts Integration Project funded the trip for classes from Hoopa Elementary, Alice Birney Elementary, Washington Elementary and Lafayette Elementary. The children were truly enthralled!
2nd Graders waiting for the show to begin.
Reflecting on the show, 3rd graders from Lafayette said...
This guy who could change his mask was so cool because nobody knew how he did it, not me, not anyone.
The people who were throwing the hats were in frog costumes and one of them dropped some hats, but what all of them had in common was that they all had a specialty and they all had fun.
I liked the lotus flower because her acrobatics were so beautiful.
The one that surprised me was the glowing yo-yo because they were juggling with the strings and threw them way in the air and caught them.
It surprised me that the yo-yos didn't fall.
They have to work so hard together.
Epic! I never saw that before!
How did they do that flexibility with their bodies? I can't bend my feet over myself. It takes a lot of practice.
It's different than watching it on TV because it's actually happening and we saw it in real life.
This guy who could change his mask was so cool because nobody knew how he did it, not me, not anyone.
The people who were throwing the hats were in frog costumes and one of them dropped some hats, but what all of them had in common was that they all had a specialty and they all had fun.
I liked the lotus flower because her acrobatics were so beautiful.
The one that surprised me was the glowing yo-yo because they were juggling with the strings and threw them way in the air and caught them.
It surprised me that the yo-yos didn't fall.
They have to work so hard together.
Epic! I never saw that before!
How did they do that flexibility with their bodies? I can't bend my feet over myself. It takes a lot of practice.
It's different than watching it on TV because it's actually happening and we saw it in real life.
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