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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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Outreach & Good KarmaNECCA offers to the community what we call Good Karma performances. These are very low key shows at places like the Thompson House (an old folks home) and the Gathering Place (an adult day care facility).
The show time is usually midday on a weekday, and because ceilings are low, tend to consist of juggling, partner acrobatics, handbalancing, contortion, etc.
NECCA is also involved in extensive outreach:
Full scholarships to circus camps for foster children through the Northeastern Family Institute
- Circus classes for developmentally challenged and deaf students from the Austine School for the Deaf
- An Advanced Youth Troupe program for students age 7 - 17 years who perform in support of other non profit organization's fundraisers
- Weekly juggling classes for at risk youth through the Boys & Girls Club of Brattleboro
- Winter Sports programs for area schools
- Over 30 classes weekly to recreational students of all levels within our community as well as advanced classes and private instruction for aspiring circus artists and current performers honing their craft
- Professional Training programs with 26 full time students from around the world
See photos of our Good Karma shows
Donate to NECCA!
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"My skills on the trapeze have made a leap. And I have started spotting people on my trapeze, feeling much less worried as they do unexpected moves."
Julien Basch, Trapeze Teacher Training Workshop
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