Queen Ravenden

Performers will arrive at least two hours prior to the event. This is an opportunity for them to discuss additional details with the event planner, to review the space they will be performing in, to check for safety, and to set up the aerial rig.

10 minutes prior to the scheduled performance time, the Aerialists will be ready to go.

The audience will have a beautiful view of the Aerialists flying, spinning, and creating a magical world in the air above them.

After the performance, the Aerialists will descend and leave the performance space.

For stilt walking events, the stilt walkers perform for 20 minutes at a time, with breaks in between. Audiences love to take photos with stilt walkers, and the performers love them too!

You can catch Twin Eclipse flying all around NYC every weekend. The duo specialize in performing together on the Aerial Heart Lyra, Aerial Chains, and Lollipop Lyra.

They are just as talented separated as they are together. Queen Ravenden performs on aerial silks and crescent moon, while Jon Joñi specializes in the art of trapeze and lyra. Both performers are trained dancers and stilt walkers, with specialty insurance.

The aerialists can perform to any music or no music at all, indoors or outside.

The performers will need a space to get ready, but more importantly, a space to store their personal items and equipment.

If the venue does not have a rig, the aerialists will provide there own, which takes less than an hour to set up.

If the venue has a built in aerial rig, the performers will need to call the venue to discuss safely inspections, weight capacity, details about how to rig, if there will be a rigger available at the event, and any tricks that cannot be performed on the rigging.