Archive for General
Hula Hoops
What is a Hula Hoop act?
In a Hula Hoop act, the performer manipulates multiple hoops for a hypnotic, high energy act.
What does a Hula Hoop act look like?
What does a Hula Hoop Artist need to perform?
This act requires a clean floor, stage, or pedestal of at least 15 x 15 feet.
FAQs
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- This act is appropriate for almost all audiences (the act usually requires small areas of bare skin on the legs and torso).
- Some performers bring their own pedestals, others perform on the floor, or on a small stage set up by the client.
- This act is typically 5-6 minutes long.
- Depending on performer availability, glow (LED) hoops may be available.
Contortion
What is Contortion?
Amazing, that’s what! A contortionist bends and twists her body into seemingly impossible shapes. Graceful and elegant, these are among the most requested performers.
What does Contortion look like?
What does a contortionist need to perform?
This act requires a clean floor, stage, or pedestal of at least 10 x 10 feet.
FAQs
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- contortion can typically be performed as a 4-6 minute act, or as walk-around atmosphere
- this act is appropriate for all audiences
- some performers bring their own pedestals, others perform on the floor, or on a small stage set up by the client
- There are multiple costumes and music choices possible for this act.
Handbalancing & Acro-Balance
Duo Male Handbalancing
What are Hand Balancing and Acro-Balance?
Hand balancing, sometimes called a “statue act”, is a jaw-dropping exhibition of strength and equilibrium. These artists execute flawless one-armed handstands, counter-balances, and gravity-defying moves. The perfect finale for any show or event – this is one of the most popular acts!
Acro-Balance, or Adagio, is an exquisite blend of strength, balance, and grace. These artists, usually a male/female or female/female team, perform a stunning series of balances, contortions, and acrobatics. Perfect for walk-around performance.
What do Acro-Balance and Hand Balancing look like?
What do these acts need to perform?
These acts require a clean floor, stage, or pedestal of at least 12 x 12 feet, and a ceiling height of at least 12 feet.
FAQs
- What’s the difference? Hand balancing is typically performed as an 6-8 minute act, and acro-balance is better suited to intimate settings or walk-around performance.
- Depending on artist availability at the time of booking, you may choose a male/male, male/female, or female/female duo
- These acts require a clean floor, stage, or pedestal of at least 12 x 12 feet
- This act requires at least 12-15 feet to be safely performed in its entirety
- Appropriate for all audiences
- There are multiple costumes and music choices possible for this act.
- Floor must be completely clear (no tables, chairs, sets, etc.)
- The audience must maintain a safe distance of at least 6 feet from the performers.
Juggling
What is Cirque-Style Juggling?
It’s not just balls anymore! These talented artists can juggle anything from French bread to glowing orbs. From traditional to contemporary to just plain wacky – you have to see it to believe it!
What does Cirque-Style Juggling look like?
What does a cirque-style juggler need to perform?
A ceiling height of 15+ feet is helpful, but not essential.
FAQs
- This act is appropriate for all audiences.
- These artists can juggle almost anything – just ask!
- A ceiling height of 15+ feet allows ample height for all a jugglers tricks, but acts can be modified for lower ceilings.
- No, this act is not cheesy. THIS juggling is fresh, creative, and fun!
- There are endless music, costume, and theme variations possible for this act.
