This is our most requested act. It demonstrates the teamwork and presents the synchronicity of a finely tuned ensemble of aerial artists. The trademark terrifying neck to neck spin finale is always one that leaves the crowd cheering for more!

Some venues may not have the room for a longer trapeze so a double trapeze becomes the act of choice. Two performers working together as one with choreography that will inspire, delight and amaze!

A single performer swinging through the air or stationary, performing bold acrobatics and dance!

A long rope is hung in a swing shape and the aerialist swings back and forth and weaves in and out of the apparatus while building the excitement for the trademark “Dive For Life” finale!

A performer hangs from a rope 15 to 20 feet off the floor. The rope is continally spun in a circle while the performer executes daring acrobatic tricks. Crowds can't seem to get enough of this act!

Two performers hang from a cradle high above the floor. This act encompasses exciting swinging action with death defying catch-and-release moves and non-stop edge-of-the-chair action!

What circus would be complete without juggling? Our solo juggling as well as group routines are always enjoyable to watch! We can supply you with walkaround jugglers or provide routines based on the size of your event and your particular needs.

Performers move through a series of balances and strength movements to create different shapes on a 4x6 foot platform. The combination of movement and restricted space resembles the inner workings of a finely tuned machine.

This act is a combination of acrobatics and swing dance. Partner lifting, flips, dance and more are all a part of this diverse and entertaining act!

Fire Eating, Fire Poi, Fire Fans, Torch Juggling!! Let your audience feel the heat of the flames in this age-old entertainment. Fire eaters make excellent corporate and nighttime festival entertainers!

**We will need to speak with your venue about their Fire Safety regulations prior to any fire acts being considered for an event.

Aerial silk, also known as aerial tissue, is a circus art where a performer or performers hang and perform acrobatics while suspended by a special fabric 25-30 feet in the air. The performer/acrobat uses the fabric to wrap, suspend, fall, swing, and spiral their body into and out of various positions.

Lyra, also known as cerceau or hoop, is an apparatus in which the performer makes beautiful maneuvers and shapes on a large metal hoop suspended in the air. Lyra is unique because it also allows the performer to take flight by swinging, spinning, and orbiting during an act, adding a great dynamic to the performance.

A teeterboard is like a big see-saw. One or usually more performers jump on one end propelling the person on the other end into the air!

A recent addition in our repertoire, this has become a crowd favorite. The visual of several performers snaking their way in and around a steel grid and dancing up and down this metal monster gives a lasting impression to all who see it!

Many have commented on the grand visual impact of our graceful flowing flag routines. A combination of marching band flag throws, martial arts maneuvers and circus acrobatics make this act a truly unique experience that encompasses many different artistic genres.

Chinese poles are vertical steel poles on which circus performers climb, slide down and hold poses. The poles are generally between 10-30 feet in height and approximately 3 to 4 inches in diameter.