Sergei Druzhina

Hand balancing (or equilibre) is incomparably more then just a handstand. It is the ultimate achievement in terms of control over the human body. Not only does it require some of the most advanced gymnastic skills and a high level of flexibility, but every move is performed in harmony with music and required theme. This makes an extensive background in movement and dance essential.

After years of training in Moscow, one of world’s main centres of gymnastics, ballet and circus arts, Sergei has achieved the highest level in this field. He has participated in a number of international festivals and competitions and is recognised as one of the best equilibrists in Russia and the world From Tchaikovsky’s  “Swan Lake” with the Bolshoi Russian ballet to dance parties and nightclubs. Any style – from classical to ambient, trance to techno; from Cirque Bouglione in Paris to Melbourne Museum; any venue, any country – the audience is left amazed and inspired every time….

Here is some feedback from Australian and NZ media:
“Sheer wonder… live!”
The West Australian

“Top attraction… It’s something you don’t forget.”
The Daily News (NZ)
 
“Achieving what appears physically impossible…”
Otago Daily Times 
 
“…Sergei casually slips his leg behind his head and then proceeds to do the same again while balancing on one hand two meters off the ground…”