Austin New Years Eve Circus Revue

§ January 10th, 2011 § Filed under istoleyoursoulforthis § Tagged aerial arts, aerial silks, auditorium shores, austin, circus, circus revue, community art makers, new years eve, nye, silks, trapeze § No Comments

Austin rang in the new year circus style on Auditorium Shores  with Circus Revue!  The following photos are from the couple hours I was able to catch (there was SO MUCH going on) and include performances by CU@Circus, National Fire Performance League, Drishti Dancers, Sky Candy, Invisible Man Corporation and Erika Maasen.  Circus Revue! was organized by Community Art Makers (who also built that *beautiful* stage!).

Airealism Presents FUN

§ October 12th, 2010 § Filed under aerialartsphotography § Tagged aerial arts, aerial hoop, airealism, hoxton, london, lyra, performance, sam morrison, silks, trapeze § No Comments

This weekend I had the chance to catch Airealism’s new show, FUN.  It was the directing debut for Sam Morrison and the third show from the London-based Airealism.  It was fun, indeed, though a bit bitter sweet for Amy and I as it reminded us of how much we’ll miss the aerial arts community in London when we move back to Texas later this month.

Madam Pain’s Boudoir Circus (Photoshoot 1)

§ April 15th, 2010 § Filed under istoleyoursoulforthis § Tagged aerial, aerial arts, aircraft circus, behind the scenes, boudoir circus, circus, hair, london, madam pain, mask, performance § No Comments

{ originally posted at istoleyoursoulforthis.com }

These are the first behind-the-scenes photos of the Aircraft Circus preparing for their performance of Madam Pain’s Boudoir Circus in London this summer.  These particular photos are of the characters Natalia and Natasha (Talia & Tasha).

Student Performances at Aircraft Circus

§ February 8th, 2010 § Filed under aerialartsphotography § Tagged aerial arts, amy, london, oneflameinthefire, people § No Comments

[originally posted at aerialartsphotography.com]

These are some of the highlights from the Performance Workshop the Aircraft Circus did last week. The students each had three days to put a new routine together and then perform it in front of an audience on Saturday night. All of the students did an outstanding job and there was a nice amount of diversity in the performances (one silks, one hoop, three static trapeze and one doubles trapeze). I’ll post more from each routine over the next week.