Twisted Elegance Entertainment

Twisted Elegance Entertainment delivers captivating, high-impact performance experiences designed to elevate any event. Offerings range from solo contortion acts to fully curated, multi-performer experiences featuring juggling and flow art, allowing each booking to be tailored to your vision and atmosphere.

Ambient performances add a luxurious, surreal touch to cocktail hours, galas, and receptions. These can be presented as roving or stationary acts (with apparatus), typically in 15-minute sets spaced throughout engagements of up to 3 hours.

For moments that call for a focal point, featured performances offer up to 5 minutes of meticulously choreographed, visually striking acts—ideal for spotlight segments, grand entrances, or immersive showcases.

Event planners can expect professionalism, seamless coordination across performers, and a refined yet daring aesthetic that leaves a lasting impression.

Judith is a New England–based contortionist and the founder of Twisted Elegance Entertainment, a curated collective of ground circus artists specializing in contortion, juggling, and flow art. A Washington, DC native, she has honed her craft over 15+ years, with performances spanning organizations such as the Bindlestiff Family Cirkus, the Boston Circus Guild, and Fluxion Entertainment.

Through Twisted Elegance, Judith combines her performance expertise with a creative director’s eye, designing immersive, high-end entertainment experiences tailored to each event. In addition to her performance work, she is the Chief Flexecutive Officer of Flex & Flow Therapy, where she helps clients unlock greater mobility and flexibility through personalized stretch therapy.

Technical Notes:
Performance Surface: Platform contortion performances are conducted on a custom round table measuring 100 cm (39 inches) in diameter and 80 cm (31.5 inches) in height.

Minimum Footprint Required: Please allow for a clear performance area of at least 2 m x 2 m (approximately 6.5 ft x 6.5 ft) to ensure performer safety and optimal visual impact.

Surface Requirements: All equipment must be placed on a flat, stable surface.

Outdoor Events: Performances cannot be conducted in rain or inclement weather unless the performance area is fully covered and dry.

Roving / Ambient Sets: For roving performances, artists may use props (e.g., chairs, flow equipment) and require clear, unobstructed pathways for safe navigation.

Fire Performance Safety (Flow Art):
For any performances involving fire (e.g., fire juggling or fire flow), the following safety conditions must be met:

A minimum clearance of 10–15 feet from guests, structures, and flammable materials
Compliance with all local fire codes, venue regulations, and permit requirements
Performer to provide all on-site safety equipment, including fire extinguishers and a designated fire safety assistant (“fire watch”)
Performances must take place in well-ventilated outdoor areas or approved indoor venues with proper authorization
A clearly defined performance boundary must be maintained at all times