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Get ready for an unforgettable night of jaw-dropping feats and mesmerizing artistry as The Peking Acrobats take the stage at the Calvin Simmons Theatre in the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts . These talented performers aren’t just about gravity-defying stunts, they blend traditional Chinese music and vibrant visuals into a show that feels like stepping into a living, breathing festival of culture and skill. Watching them toss, spin, and fly through the air feels almost surreal, like witnessing a high-stakes game of balance and precision that keeps you on the edge of your seat. They’ve been honored worldwide, snagging awards like Best International Show at Monaco’s Circus Festival back in 2000, but what really hits home is how they bring ancient arts to life with fresh energy and a touch of humor. Sometimes you wonder how they manage to pull off those routines without a hitch, and other times you’re just marveling at the pure artistry. Plus, the show isn’t just about the spectacle, there are opportunities to dive deeper, chat with performers, and learn about the history behind these incredible acts. Whether you’re a circus fanatic or just looking for a wild night out that will leave you smiling and maybe a little inspired, this is one event you don’t want to miss.

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The Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts is more than just a venue; it’s where unforgettable moments happen. Imagine catching a symphony performance that somehow felt like it was recorded just for you, or witnessing a ballet in 2003 that turned the center’s unique round stage into a whole new perspective, like you’re part of the show. The place boasts incredible views of the water, making every event feel special, whether you're seated on the left side of the orchestra for perfect sound or tucked into the rear left mezzanine with a comfy back tilt and a slight elevation. And getting there is half the fun, if you’re coming from the east, hop on 580 west, or take a leisurely walk from Alameda Terminal along the waterfront, soaking in the views. The Peking Acrobats Oakland promises to light up this historic space, blending jaw-dropping stunts with that intimate, almost magical vibe that only this venue can deliver. It’s a spot that keeps you coming back, not just for the shows but for the whole experience.

What time does The Peking Acrobats start at Calvin Simmons Theatre at Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts?

The Peking Acrobats starts at 7:00 PM on Thursday, January 21, 2027. Doors open 60 minutes before the performance.

How much are The Peking Acrobats tickets at Calvin Simmons Theatre at Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts?

Tickets start at $43, and Family 4-Packs are available for $149. Live ticket listings can change, so confirm the current price when purchasing.

What is The Peking Acrobats about?

The Peking Acrobats presents Chinese acrobatics including chair stacks, trick-cycling, tumbling, juggling, contortion, and gymnastics. The performance combines traditional live music with high-tech effects and festive staging.

How long is The Peking Acrobats?

The Peking Acrobats runs approximately 90 minutes, plus a 20-minute intermission. The venue opens its doors 60 minutes before the 7:00 PM performance.

Is there an intermission during The Peking Acrobats?

Yes, The Peking Acrobats includes a 20-minute intermission. The performance itself lasts approximately 90 minutes, not including the break.

What age is The Peking Acrobats suitable for?

The Peking Acrobats is suitable for all ages, and every attendee, including children, needs a valid ticket. Parents are advised to explain that the stunts require professional training and should not be attempted at home.

Where do I park at Calvin Simmons Theatre at Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts, and how much is it?

Parking is available in the onsite Lakeview Car Park, which has 186 spaces. Event parking prices are not specified; nearby options include the OMCA garage at 1000 Oak Street and Fallon Lot at 925 Fallon Street, with rates subject to change.

How do I get to Calvin Simmons Theatre at Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts by public transit?

The nearest public-transit stop is Lake Merritt BART Station, about a six-minute walk from the venue. AC Transit lines 29, 33, 40, 62, 88, 96, and 840 also stop within a few blocks.

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