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It's like nothing you've ever seen before: the Professional Track Training Program graduation show From Out of the Ordinary will be at the Greenhoe Theater at Landmark College May 12 & 13 and May 18 & 19. Extraordinary circus. Get tickets here.
Come see The Book of Dreams, the graduation show of the Intensive Training Program, June 9 & 10 at the Cotton Mill. Plus: June 9 show features the WRCC high school circus students in VS. Lyrical, beautiful circus. Get tickets here.
Want to work with our founders, Elsie & Serenity, this summer? Register for our Aerial Skills workshop (all skill levels) or join Boot Camp for advanced training with a performance focus. And check here soon for our Summer Circus Workshop Weekend Aug 9 - 12!
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What to wearAll jewelry and watches must be removed before class, so we recommend leaving them at home!
For general circus classes and aerial skills, we recommend form-fitting leggings or flexible training pants that cover the back of your knees. Shirts should be long enough to tuck in. We recommend a leotard or unitard for the additional protection they provide. Bring a form fitting long sleeve shirt to protect your under arms when necessary. Acrobatic shoes for floor work are also recommended. All hair that is long enough to swing in front of the face must be secured. Men should consider supportive clothing.
For German Wheel, ideal footwear is a lace up shoe with a thin, flexible sole (not a running shoe). An inexpensive option is a Feiyue Martial Arts Shoe for $15 available at The Martial Arts Store.
For Chinese Pole,ideal footwear is has a soft, flexible sole (not a running shoe). It does not have to be a lace up shoe. An inexpensive option is a Feiyue Martial Arts Shoe for $15 available at The Martial Arts Store. Or select slip on mesh water shoes such as those sold by Nike.
For flying trapeze, socks are preferred to bare feet.
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"I like that circus is athletic with out the toxicity of gymnastics."
Fiona, age 15
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