JellyCat, aerialist

For years, I had watched in awe as aerialists soar through the air but never thought that that could be ME. But I just assumed it was too late for me to start. You have to get into that when you're a kid... right?

Or... maybe not?

At age 35, I followed an important person in my life through the door of Denver Circus Collective and started an exciting new adventure where I met a wonderful, colorful group of fellow weirdos as I explored the variety of circus apparatuses. As I was going through a challenging personal situations, I spent a lot of time training and attending classes.

As the months ticked by, I was starting to make plans for my first trip to Burning Man, and I noticed many camps posting online that they were looking for circus performers. Since I was still just a baby aerialist I didn't think I was actually good enough to get into any of the shows, but I thought it would be good practice to apply/audition. I submitted my information and recordings from practice and wasn't getting any response. So I applied to a few more. And then... I started receiving emails welcoming me to the cast of every show I applied to.

I enlisted the help of one of my coaches to choreograph my first piece and, if we fast forward a bit...

I've now performed a handful of times and can't to see where this adventure takes me next!

Past Performances Let's work together!

I'm always looking for fun opportunities to perform or collaborate with other artists. My primary apparatus is lyra (aerial hoop) and I also train silks and sling. I have a few polished acts ready to go, and I always have a few more in different stages of development. I also find it a lot of fun to get up and "noodle" (improv, flow, etc.) to various subgenres of electronic music. Lately, I've been feeling really inspired by orchestral EDM, "hope house," and more future bass vibes.

**I'm an insured performer and happy to provide documentation of this upon request.