Cheycirque

Open to bookings for hand-balancing, aerial hoop, aerial silks, and strolling gigs. Employers must provide safe rigging for any aerial apparatuses and adequate floor space for hand-balancing.

Cheyenne was raised in the small town of San Luis Obispo, California, where she discovered circus arts at 12 years old. She has been training for nine years, specializing in aerial lyra where she combines dynamic movements and flexibility for passionate, engaging performances.

Cheyenne has spent much of her time in intensive training like Le Petit Cirque, Womack and Bowman, and Trapeze Las Vegas. She believes that everybody has a space in the creative world and she hopes to inspire others through her own expressive movements.

She is always working to improve her performance abilities and learn new and exciting things. Cheyenne currently resides in Las Vegas after graduating from NECCA’s ProTrack program where she trained endlessly on her aerial, contortion, and hand-balancing skills. When she isn’t contorting her body into various shapes, you can find her reading poetry or catching up on her favorite shows on Netflix.

The floor must be level, even, straight, and clean (no trash, cracks, holes, cables, etc.) There must be adequate lighting so the artist may see the ground and surroundings and a functional and professional sound system must be provided by the contractor. No less than 10x10 FT for hand-balancing performances. Both acts may be performed outdoors or indoors in a space equipped with even floor space. Artist reserves the right to withdraw if the rigging or performance area is deemed unsafe with full pay outlined in the performer’s contract.