Doors at 7:30, Show at 8:00.

Purchase tickets here.

Doors at 7:30, Show at 8:00.

Purchase tickets here.

Black Widow Baby: exploring an aerial spider web: Webs Circus uses a 15-foot aerial spider web as a centerpiece of our show about healing from sexualized violence.

Circus is great for physical strength, but it can also create mental health benefits.  In this workshop, we will explore how to help our students experience their bodies as a safe place, so that a class situation might be a healing experience for people who have experienced trauma or neurodivergence — children or adults.

Dynamic choreography can come from placing extremes in direct relationships to each other. Exploring and learning skills where the aerialist moves the trapeze around them and contrasting skills where they move around the trapeze, the students will leave with more tools for choosing articulate and intentional movement in the air.

This intermediate-level workshop will focus on finding center in spins and balances, exploring momentum and body mechanics for fast and slow movements.

In this workshop we will explore the thigh hitch in a sling (what it is, ways to get in and out of it, how to change it’s look) and work through a sequence of all things thigh hitch! Prerequisites: some experience on sling, trapeze or fabrics.

Black Widow Baby: exploring an aerial spider web: Webs Circus uses a 15-foot aerial spider web as a centerpiece of our show about healing from sexualized violence.

Doors at 7:00, Show at 7:30.

Purchase tickets here.

Black Widow Baby: exploring an aerial spider web: Webs Circus uses a 15-foot aerial spider web as a centerpiece of our show about healing from sexualized violence.

The biggest challenge to walking on stilts is fear. Learn the magic of walking on stilts with lots of support and encouragement from people who have lots of experience as stiltwalkers themselves and have taught hundreds of people to stiltwalk.

The biggest challenge to walking on stilts is fear. Learn the magic of walking on stilts with lots of support and encouragement from people who have lots of experience as stiltwalkers themselves and have taught hundreds of people to stiltwalk. Prerequisites: none. (Jake and other cast members)

Learn the art of clowning and physical comedy. We will do clown warm-ups and exercises. We will also play games that utilize elements of clowning. Clowning is a great element to add to any performance discipline. Learn how to physically emote, embrace mistakes, and remain present in performance.

Dynamic choreography can come from placing extremes in direct relationships to each other. Exploring and learning skills where the aerialist moves the trapeze around them and contrasting skills where they move around the trapeze, the students will leave with more tools for choosing articulate and intentional movement in the air.

This workshop is for intermediate lyra students who want to bring their skills above the bar! We will find shapes in and around the spanset as well as finding smooth transitions moving up and down the hoop.

Doors at 7:30, Show at 8:00.

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Doors at 7:30, Show at 8:00.

Purchase tickets here.

Doors at 4:30, Show at 5:00.

Doors at 6:30, Show at 7:00.

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Have fun flying with your friends! Learn standing partner acrobatics. We will learn individual moves and create acrobatic combo sequences. This class will also cover safety protocols.

Circus is great for physical strength, but it can also create mental health benefits.  In this workshop, we will explore how to help our students experience their bodies as a safe place, so that a class situation might be a healing experience for people who have experienced trauma or neurodivergence — children or adults.

Learn how to spin fire safely. Class will cover fire safety protocol, fuel types, and proper attire. We will also cover the technical elements of spinning fire. Prerequisites: Previous prop experience desired but not required. *please wear natural fibers: cotton, denim, etc.*

Doors at 7:30, Show at 8:00.

Purchase tickets here.

This workshop is for intermediate lyra students who want to bring their skills above the bar! We will find shapes in and around the spanset as well as finding smooth transitions moving up and down the hoop.

Black Widow Baby: exploring an aerial spider web: Webs Circus uses a 15-foot aerial spider web as a centerpiece of our show about healing from sexualized violence.

Dynamic choreography can come from placing extremes in direct relationships to each other. Exploring and learning skills where the aerialist moves the trapeze around them and contrasting skills where they move around the trapeze, the students will leave with more tools for choosing articulate and intentional movement in the air.

Doors at 7:30, Show at 8:00.

Purchase tickets here.