The show's name is drawn from its two emblematic creatures — the dragon, representing the Orient (East), and the lion, representing the Occident (West) - and pays homage to the four elements that govern and maintain the natural order: air, water, fire, and earth (but also representing four of the major regions of the planet: Africa, India, South-East Asia, and Europe). Dralion propels these four pillars of the universe, which take on human form and rule worlds defined by their individual vivid and evocative color (air is blue, water is green, fire is red, and earth is ochre) into a futurisit dimension - a timeless and allegorical place, ruled my magical laws.

Suspended in time between the past and the future, here, the iridescent colors of the costumes are reflected in the metallic glints of a decor straight out of the cinéma fantastique. The musical score simultaneously borrows from traditional sources while entering an electro-symphonic realm of a world yet to come. Innovation soars to new heights as it defies the laws of nature.

Dralion is Cirque du Soleil at its purest, a dynamic performance that seems to transcend the boundaries of the imagination and lead us into a dreamscape with a new and sparkling perspective. In the land of Dralion, cultures blend, Man and Nature are one, and balance is achieved.