From miming to twisting your body into different positions to tattooing, the Fiji Showcase 2009 is expected to be fun packed.
Some of the entertainers to Fiji Showcase are coming to Fiji for the first time, and one of them is James Johnson who is part of the Magical Daredevil Comedy Show as well as the Ultimate Escape Show.
One of his tricks is getting 5 people inside a 10 foot balloon.
People will also get to see the Great Gondo's, contortionist Roberta who squeezes herself into a glass box which is the size of a beer carton, and her partner Repeater does shows filled with lots of crazy actions.
Fiji Showcase is also bringing a renowned professional tattooist who has very strict procedures and you can be rest assured he does his job extremely well.
Fiji Showcase mascot Cookie the clown who has been coming to Fiji for more than 20 years will once again be providing entertainment during the nine day event.
The Fiji Showcase 2009 starts in less than three weeks on the 5th of June at the Vodafone arena.
Showcase to be fun packed
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