360 ALLSTARS director and performer Gene Peterson said the show replaces stereotype traditional circus art-forms with contemporary street style.

"So instead of acrobats you have  break-dancers, instead of a juggler there's a basketball freestyler, instead of a unicyclist there's a BMX rider and so on," he said.

"Each of those generic traditional art forms are,.. given an urban street twist." 

The show derives itself from its name 360 AllStars, with all of the art forms featuring rotation and all of the artists the best in the world at their given discipline.

The BMX rider is a two time world champion form Hungary, the world champion break-dancer hails from New Zealand and the basketball freestyler from Belgian is the best in the world.

"We went out and did our research and found out who was the world champion, or the Guinness world record holder, the best in each of these disciplines...," he said.

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The show has been running for seven years and has travelled all over the world taking audiences on an action packed journey.

This current tour is seeing the 360 ALLSTARS perform 100 shows in just 114 days across Australia, but it's just the first leg of their world tour, where they will then head to Europe and north America.

Gene said he is in a very lucky position as the director and performer.

"I'm able to enjoy, as an artist, being on stage with these incredible artists and sharing the stage with such phenomenal people,' he said.

Being a director of ah international hit show does come a lot of responsibility and challenges, but Gene said he is very grateful to be doing what he's doing.

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The last time that 360 ALLSTARS visited Dubbo was in 2015, but this time round there will be some new faces due to four new cast members.

"It is still the 360 ALLSTARS show, but hopefully audiences will be excited to come back and see it again," Gene said.

Gene said they have fond memories of performing at the Dubbo Regional Theatre and Convention Centre and have a wonderful relationship with the venue and DRTCC manager Linda Christof, who always takes great care of them.

"We've got aw wonderful rapport and relationship with the venue there and we're excited to come back and we were appreciative that they're bringing us back and we're looking forward to putting on a good show for the good people of Dubbo," he said.

The ALLSTARS will be playing at the DRTCC  over two days, but before the show kicks off they will be offering a Basketball Freestyling Workshop and a BMX Flatlanding Workshop.

The workshops will be held on Monday, April 8 at 4pm in Victoria Park followed by a sausage sizzle and leisurely walk to the Theatre to see the 6:30pm show.

Don't stress if you missed Monday's performance, as another two shows will be held on Tuesday, April 9 with the first at 10:30am followed by 1pm.

Please contact the Box Office for Show and Workshop details on 6801 4378 or www.drtcc.com.au.