About us

19 years (1993-2012) at Cirque du soleil as an artist, a coach, an artistic coordinator and a performance designer, I worked on Mystere, Alegria, La Nouba, Love (Beatles show), Wintuk and Viva Elvis.
Since 2012, I have been working free lance, creating shows and brainstorming on divers creation tables with always the same passion about acrobatic and artistic performances.

Intéressé par la scénographie et la mise en scene, Daniel quitte le cirque du soleil en 2012, après19 ans et 6 creations, pour réaliser ses propres spectacles. Il crée tout d’abord un spectacle de patinage artistique et cirque pour le centre National d’exhibition a Toronto puis un spectacle de Cirque, “TIC TOC », en 2013 et un autre, « MIRAGE » en 2014. La structure acrobatique utilisée dans TIC TOC supporte trois barres fixes, un set de barres parallèles et une balançoire Russe permettant d’effectuer des acrobaties a couper le souffle. Deux trampolines a la base complètent la structure pour encore plus de fun acrobatique.

Gladys Orozco’s journey began in Monterrey, Nuevo León, México, where she first stepped onto the ice at just four years old. Her passion for skating was sparked at a
friend’s birthday party, where she observed a coach working with a young skater. Inspired, she began mimicking the movements— and a few days later, she was enrolled
in her first skating lesson. From that moment on, skating became her life. At only 12 years old, Gladys made history as the youngest member of the Mexican National Skating Team. For the next decade, she proudly represented Mexico in international competitions, including multiple Four Continents Championships. In 2002, she reached a career milestone when she competed at the World Figure Skating Championships in Nagano, Japan. Her impressive competitive record includes two
junior and two senior National titles. In 2005, Gladys transitioned into professional skating, earning a principal performer role with Disney on Ice. Her career in show business took off, and she went on to tour
globally with some of the top production companies in the world. Today, Gladys shares her expertise alongside her husband, Olympic medalist Elvis Stojko. Together, they lead skating seminars across Canada, focusing on choreography, edge work, and off-ice training. Since 2012, Gladys has been the
creative force behind all of Elvis’ skating programs as his dedicated choreographer. In addition to her achievements on the ice, Gladys has built a successful modeling career. Since 2012, she has worked on a wide range of projects, including commercials, runway shows, print campaigns, editorial spreads, and live hosting engagements. Her versatility and presence have made her a sought-after talent in the
modeling and entertainment industries. In 2022, Gladys founded Storm Productions, her own creative company dedicated to producing small-scale, uniquely curated shows. In addition to leading this venture, she continues to model and works as a freelance Choreographer, Casting Director, bringing her vision and expertise to a wide range of skating productions. Whether she’s on stage, on screen, or behind the scenes, Gladys’ passion for performance and
storytelling continues to shine. Outside of the spotlight, Gladys is deeply committed to animal welfare. She is the founder of The Kibble Project, a small but impactful initiative that supports rescues, shelters, humane societies, pet food banks, and wildlife centres. The project also funds spay and neuter campaigns, helping improve the lives of animals across various
communities. Gladys Orozco’s career is a testament to passion, versatility, and dedication -from
champion figure skater to performer, producer, and animal advocate.