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Fire dancing reel 2025

#firedancer #fireeater #fireperformer #fireentertainer #firedancelosangeles

Oh burning man, im not sure if im even still ready to try to put into words the magic of this burn. Especially the feeling of soaring 30+ feet above the crowds & the dust every night ✨🪽

Big shout out to @zenarts for bringing me on to perform all week @thegalleryburn @frothville

These moments will live rent free in my head for the rest of my life🙏🏻✨🥹

#blessed #burningman2024 #circusartist #aerialpole #flyingpole #aerialperformance #burningmanperformer #thegalleryburn #zenarts

Words cannot describe this feeling of elation 🥹
Thank you @stagecoach @diplo for having us a second year in a row🙏🏻🤠
& BIG thank you to @sweetmscandace for bringing me back out to do it w you❤️‍🔥

👯‍♀️: shared the stage w the best of the best
@sweetmscandace
@nicolethepole
@vanessatheentertainer
@brynnroute
@b.r4bbit

#stagecoach #stagecoach2023 #diplo #diplettes #dancers

A lil bit of this, a lil bit of that ❣️

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Event produced by @soulbeatsociety
With performances curated by @wildfireartsentertainment
Photos by @underground.exposure_

💇🏼‍♀️: @kat_kaboom__
👯‍♀️: @scarlettdivine_
#duochair #chairdance #dancers #performers

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Winner gets one of these nervous pieces of furniture, unwashed 🪑

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Event produced by @soulbeatsociety
With performances curated by @wildfireartsentertainment
Photos by @underground.exposure_
Dj @imzeropoint
💇🏼‍♀️ Braids by @kat_kaboom__

#duochair #chairdanceduo #chairlesque #cirquelunaire #wildfireartscollective

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Winner gets one of these nervous pieces of furniture, unwashed 🪑

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Event produced by @soulbeatsociety
With performances curated by @wildfireartsentertainment
Photos by @underground.exposure_
Dj @imzeropoint
💇🏼‍♀️ Braids by @kat_kaboom__

#duochair #chairdanceduo #chairlesque #cirquelunaire #wildfireartscollective

Just a couple of girls making furniture nervous😈

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📸: @underground.exposure_

Event produced by @soulbeatsociety
With performances curated by @wildfireartsentertainment
Photos by @underground.exposure_

Dj 🎵@imzeropoint
👯‍♀️ @polescilla @scarlettdivine_
#chairdanceduo #chairdance #cirquelunaire #circusartists #performers

Just a couple of girls making furniture nervous😈

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📸: @underground.exposure_

Event produced by @soulbeatsociety
With performances curated by @wildfireartsentertainment
Photos by @underground.exposure_

Dj 🎵@imzeropoint
👯‍♀️ @polescilla @scarlettdivine_
#chairdanceduo #chairdance #cirquelunaire #circusartists #performers

Mood 🀄️

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🎪: @kaimera_wanderbeasts
🐲: @longfengartcar @thisisframework
📸: @ryan.kgoz
#longfengartcar #kaimeraentertainment #dancer #circusartist

✈️5 Travel Hacks for Professional Circus Artists✈️

1. You bring the toys YOU want/need:
Whether you’re traveling for a gig or just for fun, never expect your favorite apparatus/prop/toy to be present in the space you’re going. You want to train/perform your fav apparatus? It’s your responsibility to bring it& pay for it. Doesn’t break down? Get the right sized travel bag. Get it insured. Be prepared to explain exactly what it is, possibly deal with delays, deal with TSA and oversized luggage ensure that it is safely padded and make sure to tell TSA that it is fragile if necessary.

2. Bring all necessary tools/equipment you need for said “toy(s).”:
Make sure you have all the proper tools to assemble said apparatus or prop if it does break down & make sure you know where they are & to bring extras, just in case something gets lost in transit b/c depending on where you’re going, the likelihood of finding that exact part is rare, especially if you need it in a timely fashion. Make sure to bring all additional necessary pieces that you would use regularly with these props and/or other equipment such as grip aid for Pole or aerial, a towel or something similar to clean the device/prop/apparatus & any cleaning solution needed for said piece of equipment.

3. Protect your fire props:
When traveling with fire props, make sure to have your wicks completely covered & ideally in your checked luggage so as to not make TSA question or suspicious about what it is. They will never fully understand even if you try to explain it to them & then once you burn them in wherever you’re traveling to, make sure to let them air out outside, uncovered the night before you leave before putting them back into your luggage so that they do not smell heavily of fuel which can draw attention when traveling.

4. Pack with your health in mind:
For me this includes protein powder, creatine, electrolyte tablets, and immunity, boosting vitamins.

5. Collaborate!:
Be open to meeting & collaborating with other artists. By collaborating, we inspire & teach each other & this blending of skills & energy helps to keep this art alive🎪✨

#circusartist #travelingcircusartist #circuslife

✈️5 Travel Hacks for Professional Circus Artists✈️

1. You bring the toys YOU want/need:
Whether you’re traveling for a gig or just for fun, never expect your favorite apparatus/prop/toy to be present in the space you’re going. You want to train/perform your fav apparatus? It’s your responsibility to bring it& pay for it. Doesn’t break down? Get the right sized travel bag. Get it insured. Be prepared to explain exactly what it is, possibly deal with delays, deal with TSA and oversized luggage ensure that it is safely padded and make sure to tell TSA that it is fragile if necessary.

2. Bring all necessary tools/equipment you need for said “toy(s).”:
Make sure you have all the proper tools to assemble said apparatus or prop if it does break down & make sure you know where they are & to bring extras, just in case something gets lost in transit b/c depending on where you’re going, the likelihood of finding that exact part is rare, especially if you need it in a timely fashion. Make sure to bring all additional necessary pieces that you would use regularly with these props and/or other equipment such as grip aid for Pole or aerial, a towel or something similar to clean the device/prop/apparatus & any cleaning solution needed for said piece of equipment.

3. Protect your fire props:
When traveling with fire props, make sure to have your wicks completely covered & ideally in your checked luggage so as to not make TSA question or suspicious about what it is. They will never fully understand even if you try to explain it to them & then once you burn them in wherever you’re traveling to, make sure to let them air out outside, uncovered the night before you leave before putting them back into your luggage so that they do not smell heavily of fuel which can draw attention when traveling.

4. Pack with your health in mind:
For me this includes protein powder, creatine, electrolyte tablets, and immunity, boosting vitamins.

5. Collaborate!:
Be open to meeting & collaborating with other artists. By collaborating, we inspire & teach each other & this blending of skills & energy helps to keep this art alive🎪✨

#circusartist #travelingcircusartist #circuslife

✈️5 Travel Hacks for Professional Circus Artists✈️

1. You bring the toys YOU want/need:
Whether you’re traveling for a gig or just for fun, never expect your favorite apparatus/prop/toy to be present in the space you’re going. You want to train/perform your fav apparatus? It’s your responsibility to bring it& pay for it. Doesn’t break down? Get the right sized travel bag. Get it insured. Be prepared to explain exactly what it is, possibly deal with delays, deal with TSA and oversized luggage ensure that it is safely padded and make sure to tell TSA that it is fragile if necessary.

2. Bring all necessary tools/equipment you need for said “toy(s).”:
Make sure you have all the proper tools to assemble said apparatus or prop if it does break down & make sure you know where they are & to bring extras, just in case something gets lost in transit b/c depending on where you’re going, the likelihood of finding that exact part is rare, especially if you need it in a timely fashion. Make sure to bring all additional necessary pieces that you would use regularly with these props and/or other equipment such as grip aid for Pole or aerial, a towel or something similar to clean the device/prop/apparatus & any cleaning solution needed for said piece of equipment.

3. Protect your fire props:
When traveling with fire props, make sure to have your wicks completely covered & ideally in your checked luggage so as to not make TSA question or suspicious about what it is. They will never fully understand even if you try to explain it to them & then once you burn them in wherever you’re traveling to, make sure to let them air out outside, uncovered the night before you leave before putting them back into your luggage so that they do not smell heavily of fuel which can draw attention when traveling.

4. Pack with your health in mind:
For me this includes protein powder, creatine, electrolyte tablets, and immunity, boosting vitamins.

5. Collaborate!:
Be open to meeting & collaborating with other artists. By collaborating, we inspire & teach each other & this blending of skills & energy helps to keep this art alive🎪✨

#circusartist #travelingcircusartist #circuslife

✈️5 Travel Hacks for Professional Circus Artists✈️

1. You bring the toys YOU want/need:
Whether you’re traveling for a gig or just for fun, never expect your favorite apparatus/prop/toy to be present in the space you’re going. You want to train/perform your fav apparatus? It’s your responsibility to bring it& pay for it. Doesn’t break down? Get the right sized travel bag. Get it insured. Be prepared to explain exactly what it is, possibly deal with delays, deal with TSA and oversized luggage ensure that it is safely padded and make sure to tell TSA that it is fragile if necessary.

2. Bring all necessary tools/equipment you need for said “toy(s).”:
Make sure you have all the proper tools to assemble said apparatus or prop if it does break down & make sure you know where they are & to bring extras, just in case something gets lost in transit b/c depending on where you’re going, the likelihood of finding that exact part is rare, especially if you need it in a timely fashion. Make sure to bring all additional necessary pieces that you would use regularly with these props and/or other equipment such as grip aid for Pole or aerial, a towel or something similar to clean the device/prop/apparatus & any cleaning solution needed for said piece of equipment.

3. Protect your fire props:
When traveling with fire props, make sure to have your wicks completely covered & ideally in your checked luggage so as to not make TSA question or suspicious about what it is. They will never fully understand even if you try to explain it to them & then once you burn them in wherever you’re traveling to, make sure to let them air out outside, uncovered the night before you leave before putting them back into your luggage so that they do not smell heavily of fuel which can draw attention when traveling.

4. Pack with your health in mind:
For me this includes protein powder, creatine, electrolyte tablets, and immunity, boosting vitamins.

5. Collaborate!:
Be open to meeting & collaborating with other artists. By collaborating, we inspire & teach each other & this blending of skills & energy helps to keep this art alive🎪✨

#circusartist #travelingcircusartist #circuslife

✈️5 Travel Hacks for Professional Circus Artists✈️

1. You bring the toys YOU want/need:
Whether you’re traveling for a gig or just for fun, never expect your favorite apparatus/prop/toy to be present in the space you’re going. You want to train/perform your fav apparatus? It’s your responsibility to bring it& pay for it. Doesn’t break down? Get the right sized travel bag. Get it insured. Be prepared to explain exactly what it is, possibly deal with delays, deal with TSA and oversized luggage ensure that it is safely padded and make sure to tell TSA that it is fragile if necessary.

2. Bring all necessary tools/equipment you need for said “toy(s).”:
Make sure you have all the proper tools to assemble said apparatus or prop if it does break down & make sure you know where they are & to bring extras, just in case something gets lost in transit b/c depending on where you’re going, the likelihood of finding that exact part is rare, especially if you need it in a timely fashion. Make sure to bring all additional necessary pieces that you would use regularly with these props and/or other equipment such as grip aid for Pole or aerial, a towel or something similar to clean the device/prop/apparatus & any cleaning solution needed for said piece of equipment.

3. Protect your fire props:
When traveling with fire props, make sure to have your wicks completely covered & ideally in your checked luggage so as to not make TSA question or suspicious about what it is. They will never fully understand even if you try to explain it to them & then once you burn them in wherever you’re traveling to, make sure to let them air out outside, uncovered the night before you leave before putting them back into your luggage so that they do not smell heavily of fuel which can draw attention when traveling.

4. Pack with your health in mind:
For me this includes protein powder, creatine, electrolyte tablets, and immunity, boosting vitamins.

5. Collaborate!:
Be open to meeting & collaborating with other artists. By collaborating, we inspire & teach each other & this blending of skills & energy helps to keep this art alive🎪✨

#circusartist #travelingcircusartist #circuslife

✈️5 Travel Hacks for Professional Circus Artists✈️

1. You bring the toys YOU want/need:
Whether you’re traveling for a gig or just for fun, never expect your favorite apparatus/prop/toy to be present in the space you’re going. You want to train/perform your fav apparatus? It’s your responsibility to bring it& pay for it. Doesn’t break down? Get the right sized travel bag. Get it insured. Be prepared to explain exactly what it is, possibly deal with delays, deal with TSA and oversized luggage ensure that it is safely padded and make sure to tell TSA that it is fragile if necessary.

2. Bring all necessary tools/equipment you need for said “toy(s).”:
Make sure you have all the proper tools to assemble said apparatus or prop if it does break down & make sure you know where they are & to bring extras, just in case something gets lost in transit b/c depending on where you’re going, the likelihood of finding that exact part is rare, especially if you need it in a timely fashion. Make sure to bring all additional necessary pieces that you would use regularly with these props and/or other equipment such as grip aid for Pole or aerial, a towel or something similar to clean the device/prop/apparatus & any cleaning solution needed for said piece of equipment.

3. Protect your fire props:
When traveling with fire props, make sure to have your wicks completely covered & ideally in your checked luggage so as to not make TSA question or suspicious about what it is. They will never fully understand even if you try to explain it to them & then once you burn them in wherever you’re traveling to, make sure to let them air out outside, uncovered the night before you leave before putting them back into your luggage so that they do not smell heavily of fuel which can draw attention when traveling.

4. Pack with your health in mind:
For me this includes protein powder, creatine, electrolyte tablets, and immunity, boosting vitamins.

5. Collaborate!:
Be open to meeting & collaborating with other artists. By collaborating, we inspire & teach each other & this blending of skills & energy helps to keep this art alive🎪✨

#circusartist #travelingcircusartist #circuslife

No words. Just gratitude ✨🔥

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👯‍♀️: @wandering_artists_
🎥: @joelwantstogo
🎪👙: @dakinidancers
⚔️: @bonobo.flow
#fireswords #envisionfestival #dakinidancers #fireperformers #lycosword

Synchronized sparkle ✨

Why have one aerialist when you can have two? 👯

Let our duo aerialists bring their shimmer to your next event. We create unique and memorable moments for your guests that will excite and delight.

Books are open for spring and summer. Send us a message to get started on planning your event.

🎥 @brodahhh

#circusentertainment #losangelespartyplanner #sandiegopartyplanner #aerialistsofig #aerialentertainment

If you know me, you know I like to put every prop in my mouth 👄 #hungry

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📸: @la_flyer2000
#firefans #firedancer #fireperformer #fireflowla

If you know me, you know I like to put every prop in my mouth 👄 #hungry

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📸: @la_flyer2000
#firefans #firedancer #fireperformer #fireflowla

If you know me, you know I like to put every prop in my mouth 👄 #hungry

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📸: @la_flyer2000
#firefans #firedancer #fireperformer #fireflowla

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife

Life outtakes 💃🪩🎉

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#circusartist #showgirl #performerlife