Cyr Wheel Performance

In my performances you can expect tricks in which I am above or inside the wheel, and in many cases upside down in the wheel. The art of cyr is rather difficult to explain, so it may prove beneficial to your understanding to watch some of my videos. Regardless, at any of my performances there will be self-choreographed acts that display balance, strength, coordination, graceful movement, and spatial awareness.

I am a 20 year old student at Auburn University, accepting gigs all over the country, though most of my work is done in Atlanta. I have received professional training from renowned coaches from both the US and Canada, as well as several of the most successful artists in Cyr wheel. Cyr wheel is truly versatile and can be performed as a type of dance or as feats of strength and balance. It can be taken apart easily for transportation so traveling is not a problem. I am also open to freely discussing and negotiating determined prices for gigs.

With regards to staging, all that is needed is a space that is at least 15 feet long by 15 feet wide so that I may have freedom of mobility across the area. Flooring types must offer some sort of grip (i.e. nothing too slippery). Wooden floors, painted floors, gym floors, and smooth cement work best. Linoleum works in some cases but not all, you may message me for any details or questions.