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Hey all!
I'm a circus performer based out of Boston. My biggest focus at the moment is the aerial hoop, but I also do aerial silks, acro, fire performance (fans, staff, poi, eating, fleshing), object manipulation (feather fans, contact juggling), and various permutations of living statue acts. I perform solo and with the Boston Circus Guild, and on streets around the city. Performances with the Guild range from child-friendly shows to adult-themed cabaret madness to grand theatrical circus folktale.
At the moment I'm supporting myself through private gigs and by performing several walk-by living statue hybrid acts- The Clockwork Contortionist, The Music Box Mime, The White Lady, and the Golden Fool. I'm starting to create a circle act based on object manipulation and contortion/acro. Living statue has treated me well, financially, and it's fun, but it's not quite adventurous enough for my tastes, and I want to try and push myself into something a bit more complex.
In the fall, I'm taking off from the big city to go to circus school in Brattleboro, Vermont, at the New England Center For Circus Arts, under the direction of Elise and Serenity, the trapeze twins.
So that's what I'm up to. Shout out to any other Boston folks!
I'm a circus performer based out of Boston. My biggest focus at the moment is the aerial hoop, but I also do aerial silks, acro, fire performance (fans, staff, poi, eating, fleshing), object manipulation (feather fans, contact juggling), and various permutations of living statue acts. I perform solo and with the Boston Circus Guild, and on streets around the city. Performances with the Guild range from child-friendly shows to adult-themed cabaret madness to grand theatrical circus folktale.
At the moment I'm supporting myself through private gigs and by performing several walk-by living statue hybrid acts- The Clockwork Contortionist, The Music Box Mime, The White Lady, and the Golden Fool. I'm starting to create a circle act based on object manipulation and contortion/acro. Living statue has treated me well, financially, and it's fun, but it's not quite adventurous enough for my tastes, and I want to try and push myself into something a bit more complex.
In the fall, I'm taking off from the big city to go to circus school in Brattleboro, Vermont, at the New England Center For Circus Arts, under the direction of Elise and Serenity, the trapeze twins.
So that's what I'm up to. Shout out to any other Boston folks!
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