We are so excited to debut a new Flying Trapeze Schedule. The new schedule will begin on July 1, 2019! New Schedule Mondays: 10:00am – 12:00pm: Open Level 3:30pm – 5:30pm: Open Level 5:45pm – 7:45pm: Open Level 8:00pm – 10:00pm: Tricks and Locks Tuesdays: 10:00am – 12:00pm: Open Level 3:30pm – 5:30pm: Open Level 7:00pm – 9:00pm: Open Level more »
NEW Tramp Wall and Trampoline Workshop With Mo!
Have you ever wanted to better your skills of understanding Tramp Wall or Trampoline? Have you ever been training by yourself, and ended up stuck, or stumped. Stagnant in progress because something just won’t click? Let’s begin to change that. Come check out the trampwall workshop with emphasis on not only practicing trampwall… but understanding each step of every trick. more »
The Rockin’ 80s! Throwback Tuesday | June 25
Grab your favorite 80s power suit, shoulder-padded everything, neon leotard, jean jacket, rubix cube, and all things bright and colorful, and get ready for our Throwback Tuesday! We are kicking things off with style! On June 25th, it’s Throwback Tuesday at Emerald City Trapeze Arts! That means it’s time to dress up and rock out to some of the top more »
Floor Work & Low Pole Flow – With Alesia!
Saturdays at 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM This class focuses on movement on the floor and transitions around the pole. Emphasis is placed on fluidity, dance, and transitioning through the tricks learned in the leveled classes. Students will need kneepads. Pants, legwarmers, and/or heals are all optional but encouraged. Pre-requisites: Students must have taken at least 5 level one classes more »
NEW Aerial Loop Master Class | Workshop Series with Terry Crane!
The aerial loop threaded through 2 pulleys has many different configurations, each with their own possibilities for interaction. The apparatus is by nature a partnered form, as there is no inherently fixed point, and everything that occurs on one side must be counterbalanced on the opposite side. With a small group of aerialists, we will explore several modes of operation more »
NEW Classes with Duo Madrona!
ABOUT DUO MADRONA: Ben Wendel and Rachel Nehmer met as biology students at Haverford College. After a successful stint as lab partners, the couple decided to test out their chemistry on a trapeze! Duo Madrona created their duet at Seattle’s School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts (SANCA), and made their debut at the 2006 Moisture Festival. In the years more »
WIN Tickets to See: Baggage Claim: New Contemporary Circus by Unfiction Works
ABOUT THE SHOW We are all about celebrating and supporting our circus family and neighbors. Our circus friends are debuting their inaugural production! Baggage Claim: New Contemporary Circus by Unfiction Works is a full-length circus exploration of how strangers navigate close quarters when their flights are cancelled. Baggage Claim will run May 17-18, 2019 at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. The show more »
“Dumbo” at Emerald City Trapeze Arts!
Dumbo! This week, Emerald City Trapeze Arts was sprinkled with a little bit of Disney magic! Did you know that Walt Disney’s classic animated tale “Dumbo,” which opened Oct. 23, 1941, won an Oscar® for best scoring of a musical picture and was nominated for best original song for “Baby Mine!” We are so excited for the launch of the newest, more »
NEW Aerial Silks Workshops with Thai Lam!
Fri., 3/29 – 4:00p – 5:30p – Day 1 – Dynamic movement Sat., 3/30 – 11:00a – 12:30p – Day 2 – Spinning 2-Day Dynamic Movement + Spinning Aerial Tissu Series with Thai Lam Day 1 – Dynamic Movements and Transitions This workshop will focus on transitions through momentum, beats, catch and release movements. Thai will break down timing for more »
NEW Classes with Melissa Knowles! Starting March 4th!
About Melissa: Melissa K. Knowles is “professionally tiny” and can often be found hiding in your locker or being thrown high into the air by pretty much anyone. She has toured across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia performing with Acrobatic Conundrum, C!RCA, Nimble Arts, Aerial Angels, Infinity Circus Productions, The Boston Circus Guild, and Wunderle’s Big Top Adventures. more »