Dreamscape Circus

The audience can expect to feel impressed by a high level of skill, and feel transported to the intended theme and feeling of any given event through music, costume, movement and genuine connection with people. I pride myself on my attention to detail and genuine interest in working with people. The client can expect to have a punctual, considerate, and passionate professional to work and communicate with. I enjoy taking the time to understand the client's vision for an event and provide creative solutions to enhance the atmosphere for all attendees. Available to perform solo or coordinate hiring multiple performers.

Jordie Campbell is an interdisciplinary circus performer, coach, and curious explorer of all things movement. She performs and creates original work both on and off the ground specializing in aerial silks, rope, strap loops, and a signature blend of ground movement influenced by years of dance, acrobatics, hand balancing, and contortion. With over ten years of performance experience she has trained and performed with an array of apparatus on a variety of stages from cabaret shows, corporate events, commercials, to full length productions all over the world. Jordie is passionate about collaboration between people and also between styles and interests and loves having the opportunity to tailor her unique skills to creatively enhance events.

Equipment- Performer will provide rigging, costuming, apparatus as needed.
I have a contortion table for better visibility at events and if needed requires roughly 7'x7' of square space.
My freestanding rig for aerial can be rigged at 15 or 21' of height. The floor space required at its largest height is roughly 43 square feet, and a bit less when rigged at 15'. I need a minimum of one other person and 20 minutes to help assemble the rig, three people makes it much faster.
Other rigging can be make possible from structural beams, but will require a sight visit beforehand.
Performers will need a green room or safe area away from the public to change and warm up before performance.
Performers will need enough lighting to execute performance safely. If it becomes too dark or strobey, that may need adjusting.