Producer Don Hughes is ready for his close-up, Mr. DeMille! Don is pictured just before he was interviewed for THE PEKING ACROBATS 3D TV Special, taped in Albuquerque, NM.As part of their 25th Silver Anniversary Tour, in April 2011, THE PEKING ACROBATS were filmed live in concert by Center City Film & Television for NBC/Comcast’s new 3D Television Channel! THE PEKING ACROBATS are proud to once again be on the cutting edge of entertainment technology.
L to R: Center City Film & Video’s Director Steve Cipollone, IAI Artistic Director Ken Hai, Center City Film & Video’s Producer Susan Devers, and IAI Producer Don Hughes are all smiles, shown with the 3D boom-camera, during the 3D taping of THE PEKING ACROBATS in Albuquerque, NM. We think it looks like a Robo-Cam! Their 3D Television Special, featuring THE PEKING ACROBATS in performance, and including interviews with the show’s Producers, Cast, and Crew, will be aired on NBC/Comcast’s 3D Television Channel in the coming months. Fans should watch their local listings and this space for more information on this exciting new 3D TV Special to experience THE PEKING ACROBATS like never before!

The Peking Acrobats make the scene on the silver screen as Company members were featured in Steven Soderbergh's hit film Ocean's 11 playing along with Hollywood's elite such as Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt and George Clooney. The Peking Acrobat’s Shaobo Qin is featured in all three movies in this series (Ocean’s 11, Ocean’s 12 & Ocean’s 13) as the gang’s Grease Man a.k.a. The Amazing Yen.

As the producers of the Peking Acrobats and many other awesome attractions, IAI Presentations, Inc. creates exciting entertainment experiences for audiences world-wide. Our shows have been featured on numerous television shows and celebrity-studded TV Specials. As an example, The Peking Acrobats set (and still holds) the world record for the Human Chair Stack live on Fox's GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS PRIMETIME show where they astounded audiences with their bravery and dexterity as they balanced six people precariously atop six chairs 21 feet in the air without safety lines! The Peking Acrobats and the Moscow Boy's Choir were featured in television specials by HDNet which air regularly on that network.