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A beginner taster session introducing aerial, balance, acrobatics and juggling activities through guided circus exercises.

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  • Sat 28 Nov, 15:30 - 18:00

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About this course

This taster session introduces several circus disciplines in one workshop. Participants can try static trapeze, aerial silks, acrobatics, tightwire and juggling, with teachers guiding them through the activities. The format offers an overview of different circus skills rather than focusing on one discipline, allowing participants to sample aerial work, balance-based activity and object manipulation in a single session.

What you'll learn

  • Practise introductory techniques on static trapeze and aerial silks.
  • Explore balance and movement through tightwire and acrobatics.
  • Handle juggling balls and practise basic juggling skills.

Is this course right for you?

The session is intended for people aged 16 and over, including complete beginners, and can be attended by individuals, couples or groups. It involves active participation across several circus activities. It is not suitable for pregnant individuals.

  • Suitable for complete beginners
  • Participants must be aged 16 or over
  • Individuals, couples and groups can attend
  • Participants cannot take part after consuming alcohol

Before you go

  • Wear comfortable clothing such as leggings, tracksuit bottoms or a leotard with a T-shirt, plus clean indoor trainers.
  • Jeans, baggy clothing, shorts and trousers with side pockets are unsuitable for the activities.
  • All jewellery must be removed for safety reasons.

Where this course runs

National Centre for Circus Arts

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