Puzzle

Artistic Director of FOCASA Circus. A graduate of the Department of Folk Arts and Acrobatics at the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts and of the Department of Physical Education and Health at the University of Taipei. Exposed to folk sports and acrobatic performance from a young age, he is self-taught in hat juggling and brings rich stage experience and deep circus technique, frequently serving as performance and technical director across the company’s works. In 2011 he co-founded FOCASA Circus with Lin Chih-Wei, and since 2016 he has been the company’s artistic director and senior performer.

Currently Executive Project Manager at FOCASA Circus, she is a graduate of the Graduate Institute of Arts Administration and Management at the Taipei National University of the Arts, and is originally from Hsinchu, Taiwan.

She has previously worked as a theatre program producer at the Cloud Gate Culture and Arts Foundation, production assistant at EX-Theatre Asia, administrative manager at Tsao Yu Tian Dance Theatre, and executive producer at Lai Tsui-Shuang Dance Theatre, across both dance and theatre.

A graduate of the Department of Folk Arts and Acrobatics at the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts; her specialty is the cigar box. A lover of the performing arts, she has taken part in diverse theatre, circus and street-art performances, and treasures the process of connecting with audiences on stage. She hopes to keep exploring herself through performance and to bring joy and feeling to her audiences.

Her past performance has been the touring production German Cultural Knot — Endless Theatre Arts, the presidential inauguration ceremony, PaperWindmill’s 368 Children’s Art Project and the Tini Tinou International Circus Festival.

A graduate of the Department of Physical Education and Health at the University of Taipei. He joined FOCASA in 2021, specializing in handstands and chair-balancing, and is also skilled in juggling, diabolo and a range of acrobatic disciplines. He has taken leading roles in many FOCASA productions.

A graduate of the Department of Folk Arts and Acrobatics at the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts. He has been immersed in the performing arts since the fifth grade of elementary school and has accumulated more than twelve years of professional training and stage experience. He focuses on contemporary circus and object manipulation, holding a deep and distinctive understanding of the movement and rhythm of juggling objects in relation to the body.

A Taipei native and a graduate of the Department of Dance at Taipei National University of the Arts. From 2014 to 2023 he was a full-time dancer with Cloud Gate Dance Theatre, spanning the tenures of artistic directors Lin Hwai-Min and Cheng Tsung-Lung; he performed in numerous works, often in leading roles, and toured worldwide with the company. Since leaving in 2024 he has remained active and continued to broaden his performance range. He is currently a freelance dancer, dance teacher and director of the company Bai Dao Chang. 

A graduate of the Department of Folk Arts and Acrobatics at the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts, specialising in contortion and aerial hoop. She has appeared in several FOCASA Circus productions and also performed in dance productions showcased at the 3rd Edition of Stray Bird Dance Platform, a work later invited to the New Dance for Asia festival in South Korea.

A graduate of the Acrobatic Dance Division, Department of Sports Arts, at the University of Taipei. He joined FOCASA in 2023 and specializes in cube and acrobatic body skills. His stage credits include A Dialogue between Technology and Art (2019), the Sports Arts School annual performance Prime Numbers (2019), the Department of Sports Arts annual performance Double Happiness (囍, 2020) and the circus duo work Cosmic Adventure (2023).

A graduate of the Department of Dance at Taipei National University of the Arts. She joined FOCASA in 2024. Previously, she has toured with the company to the United States and Canada. She has also performed in the Chien Wen-Pin × Helen Lai Piazzolla operetta The Forgotten María, the World Dance Alliance’s Drifting (Palmer Mathews) and Kaohsiung City Ballet’s Dancing Shoes series.