Aerial Silk & Trapeze Classes and Performances
Take Flight! Register For Winter Aerial Classes!
New classes start next week:
February 18- April 8, 2018 (7 weeks)
Classes include all levels of Aerial Fabric, Trapeze, Lyra, Aerial Hammock, Aerial Kids. Also Vertical (aka Rope & Fabric) and a brand new Doubles Trapeze class.
For New Students: What to wear? Close fitting clothes that cover the back of you knees and torso. Yoga wear, dancewear and leggings work well!
Register at: https://shop.aerialartsofutah.com/
Feeling lonely up on that trapeze?
Wouldn’t it be fun to share that space with a friend? Join this doubles trapeze class to learn the basics of basing and flying on static trapeze.
Bring a partner or come alone. All those that have taken Trap 2/3 at least once, or have equivalent skills, are welcome.
Sundays, 2:30-3:45pm, 7 Classes, Feb 25- April 8, 2018
Register at: https://shop.aerialartsofutah.com/trapeze-lyra-classes/trapeze-level-4-and-5-trnal
Up your skills on trapeze & lyra!
For students who are ready to explore the world of Lyra and Trapeze. This class will incorporate beginning level 2 skills for Lyra and level 2/3 skills for Trapeze.
Lyra: spinning, swinging and basic transitions.
Trapeze: skills in the ropes, transitions and sequences to build endurance.
Mondays 7:30-8:45pm
Register at: https://shop.aerialartsofutah.com/trapeze-lyra-classes/
Lyra: Create Your Own Adventure
Sunday February 4, 2:00-4:00pm
Whether you’re performing atmosphere or creating a routine, you always want many tricks, sequences & transitions at your fingertips to create your own adventure on lyra. In this workshop, we will learn multiple approaches into & out of a variety of moves & you get to pick which option serves you best! By the end everyone will have building blocks to piece together their own unique choreography.
Sarah Romanowsky is a versatile aerialist, blending her background in dance with her technical & artistic approach to silks, hammock, hoop & rope. She has been seen in the air for TV projects such as Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards, Disney’s Shake it Up, Red Bull New Editions campaign & Chevy’s Super Bowl commercial featuring the cast of Glee. Live stage productions include Radio City Music Hall’s Spring Spectacular, Cirque du Soleil’s One Night for One Drop, Fantasy at Luxor, & Cirque de la Mer. Sarah specializes in strong, dynamic, musically-driven aerial choreography and thrives on sharing her art with audiences and students alike!
$60.00
Online Registration or questions contact@aerialartsofutah.com
Spins, Drops & Tricks
Saturday February 3, 2018 2:00-4:00pm
Spins & drops are some of the most fun aerial elements to watch & perform! In this l workshop, we will cover techniques & sequences to create optimal rotation through our movement & play with tricks to add pizazz to our sequences. Come prepared to have fun & learn a lot!
Sarah Romanowsky is a versatile aerialist, blending her background in dance with her technical & artistic approach to silks, hammock, hoop & rope. She has been seen in the air for TV projects such as Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards, Disney’s Shake it Up, Red Bull New Editions campaign & Chevy’s Super Bowl commercial featuring the cast of Glee. Live stage productions include Radio City Music Hall’s Spring Spectacular, Cirque du Soleil’s One Night for One Drop, Fantasy at Luxor, & Cirque de la Mer. Sarah specializes in strong, dynamic, musically-driven aerial choreography and thrives on sharing her art with audiences and students alike!
$60.00
Online Registration or questions contact@aerialartsofutah.com
Rope Play
Friday February 2, 2018 6:00-8:00pm
This workshop is geared towards intermediate rope students or students who are proficient in another apparatuses such as silks & want to expand into rope work. We will work on dynamic tricks, new ways of wrapping into moves, and sequences to develop flow & fluidity on rope. Come prepared to refine technique & build strength!
Sarah Romanowsky is a versatile aerialist, blending her background in dance with her technical & artistic approach to silks, hammock, hoop & rope. She has been seen in the air for TV projects such as Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards, Disney’s Shake it Up, Red Bull New Editions campaign & Chevy’s Super Bowl commercial featuring the cast of Glee. Live stage productions include Radio City Music Hall’s Spring Spectacular, Cirque du Soleil’s One Night for One Drop, Fantasy at Luxor, & Cirque de la Mer. Sarah specializes in strong, dynamic, musically-driven aerial choreography and thrives on sharing her art with audiences and students alike!
$60.00
Online Registration or questions contact@aerialartsofutah.com
What is your favorite apparatus(es)?
I really love trapeze. I started out thinking I was only interested in fabrics, but for whatever reason, the trapeze is where my heart lies currently.
How did you get interested in aerial arts?
In 2014, I went to a local studio’s showcase with a friend and was instantly fascinated. I grew up dancing and was always participating in some sort of physical activity and aerial arts seemed to meld the physical and artistic together so beautifully. At that same time (it was fate) Morgan encouraged me to take an intro class. I loved it but couldn’t commit quite yet. About a year later I started up again and have been taking classes ever since.
What do you love about aerial arts?
I love that aerial arts helps me realize my strengths and abilities while simultaneously helping me to grow and push myself. Through aerial arts, I have learned self-love, commitment, body positivity, patience, and perseverance.
What are you currently working on?
I am constantly working on getting stronger and braver; getting over my mental road blocks. We just finished steel repertory, so now I’ll begin performance lab and start working on another solo trapeze piece.
What is your favorite apparatus(es)?
Trapeze, both static and dance, followed by lyra.
How did you get interested in aerial arts?
I was always entranced by circus performers growing up. When I was in college, I was doing some research online for a story I was writing and came across a website for a circus school. I didn’t know that was a thing and was instantly hooked on the idea. Soon after, I had a conversation with a friend who was saying she would like to do something fun after college before jumping into her career, and I threw out that it would be fun to go to circus school. She texted me later the same day with an article she had found about Aerial Arts of Utah. I started taking classes the very next session and haven’t stopped since.
What do you love about aerial arts?
I love the blend of artistry and athleticism. I’ve always been very physical and creative, and aerial arts is the perfect blend of both. I love how in tune I’ve become with my body over the years of working with aerial. Before I started, I used to watch aerial videos on Youtube and was so envious of how much precision they had. I also love how strong aerial has made me, even though finding shirts with sleeves that fit is an ever present challenge. It’s very empowering to feel strong.
What are you currently working on?
I am always working on flexibility and conditioning.
Online registration open now!
In addition to the usual offerings of Fabrics, Trapeze, and Lyra and, Aerial Kids and we now have daytime classes. Check our class schedule for more info.
View or Register & Pay Online: https://shop.aerialartsofutah.com
Upcoming Session: January 2- February 18, 2018 (7 weeks)
Online registration open now!
In addition to the usual offerings of Fabrics, Trapeze, and Lyra and, Aerial Kids and we now have daytime classes. Check our class schedule for more info.
View or Register: https://shop.aerialartsofutah.com