An Acrobatic Troupe is a group of performers who specialize in acrobatics, which involves physical feats such as tumbling, balancing, and aerial tricks. These troupes often showcase their skills in various settings, including circuses, theaters, and festivals. The performances are typically choreographed to music and may include elements of dance and drama. Members of an acrobatic troupe train extensively to develop strength, flexibility, and coordination. They often work together to create intricate routines that highlight their individual talents while emphasizing teamwork. Notable examples of acrobatic troupes include Cirque du Soleil and The Flying Wallendas.