Flying Trapeze Workshops with Zach Holmberg, Professional Catcher. Wednesday 9/27: 10am-12pm This workshop is intended for flyers and 1 catcher, emphasizing working in hands/returning, and ensuring a high volume of turns per person, Flyers will have the opportunity to go across to 1-2 catchers (including Zach) for the majority of the workshop, making it a unique experience to expand one’s more »
Workshops with Meghan McClure! (October 8th)
Workshops with Meghan McClure! Dance Trapeze Work on circling skills, beats, and other intermediate/advanced level dance trapeze skills. We will be focusing on dynamic skills but we will learn a sequence combining dynamic and static skills into a phrase. Book Workshop – October 8th Slumbling: Slow Tumbling Learn low impact tumbling skills that are unique and fun! This class will more »
Parker Madison is Coming Back! Check out Tramp for Trap Classes!
Guess who is coming back! Parker Madison will be back at Emerald City Trapeze Arts on September 5th! The legendary Tramp for Trap classes are coming back too! Parker was an elite trampolinist for over 10 years and has been doing aerial arts for 3 years. He has performed in many shows at Club Med and Emerald City Trapeze Arts, more »
SASS – Annual Show Registration is Open!
SANCA’s Annual Showcase Spectacular (SASS) is right around the corner! Performances will take place Friday, Nov. 17th at 7:00 PM, Saturday the 18th at 3:00 PM & 7:00 PM, and Sunday the 19th at 3:00PM. Students, Alum, and Coaches are all invited to perform at SASS! If you would like to present an act in this show, please fill out more »
Workshops with Scott McDonald | October 2023
Workshops with Scott McDonald Scott McDonald, a professional acrobat and trampolinist, is coming to SANCA to share his expertise! Scott’s Trampwall Workshop In this workshop we’ll be focusing on fundamental skills for trampwall, including wall running technique and variations, full turns, and basic flips to the face of the wall. Everything will be broken down into approachable steps, so no more »
Acrobatics Workshops with Aviva and Ezra | September 22nd & 23rd
Acrobatics Workshops with Aviva and Ezra This month, SANCA has the pleasure of hosting two acrobatics workshops that can take your acrobatic skills and turn them into something new! Acrodance Workshop Acrodance will give you a new ways to move through space using new and familiar movements. Deconstruct the traditional movements of acrobatics. Let’s find new ways to fall, hold more »
Cloud Swing Workshops with Eve Diamond | September 16th & 17th
Cloud Swing Workshops with Eve Diamond Former SANCA Coach and Cirque du Soleil Aerialist, Eve Diamond, is offering cloud swing workshops at ECTA on September 16th and 17th! This is a fantastic opportunity to try this unique circus discipline. This workshop will introduce you to the unique art of cloud swing. You will learn the basic positions used, how to swing, more »
Auditions | Flips & Flannel: An Evening of Immersive Sound and Circus
AUDITIONS | Flips & Flannel: An Evening of Immersive Sound and Circus SANCA/ECTA are thrilled to announce our first joint Protege show auditions for performances on October 6 & 7th! Audition Information Auditions will take place on August 6th at 5:30pm for aerialists and on August 13 at 7pm for flyers. Sign-ups to apply to audition for Protege are available more »
Workshops – Deon Fox – Summer 2023
We are SO excited! Deon Fox is going to be in Seattle, and he’s teaching a couple of Rope workshops at SANCA Seattle while he’s here! About Deon Fox: My name is Deon Fox and I am coming to you from Las Vegas, when I started circus I already had invested 14 into Gymnastics and Dance, I found circus in more »
The Sky’s the Limit – Fundraiser Event
The Sky’s the Limit May 4, 2023 | 6:00pm Come one, come all, and join the effort to keep Seattle’s flying trapeze community alive! SANCA Seattle and the greater circus community are joining forces to preserve our beloved art form in Seattle, and we need your support. Together, we can secure a permanent home for Seattle’s circus performers, preserving the more »