Just wanted to send you a massive thankyou for helping me organise a brilliant morning of circus skills for Alice and her 12 hens! We all loved it and Alice is still gushing about the whole experience! Jane

Testimonials from the full time students:

“Doing the 10 week full time circus course with Aircraft Circus gave me an outstanding opportunity to develop strength and learn a host of new and complimentary skills. This helped to increase my performance repertoire and confidence, as well as meeting like-minded people who I hope to work with in the future.” (Claire O’Neill, Spring and Winter 2010)

“My time on the aircraft circus full time course was one of the best ten weeks I have had. As a professional dancer this course has built my strength and flexibility, and given me the knowledge and physical capacity to continue training and hopefully, along side my dance career work within the circus world.” (Rachel Entwistle, Spring 2011)

“The course has given me such a great platform of skills that I can now take with me and expand upon. I really feel like I now know a good amount about all aspects of circus from performance, technique and training to rigging, networking and safety. Left me wanting more…a lot more!” (Kathryn Cooley, Spring 2011)

“It’s obvious that the organisers and teachers at Air Craft Circus are passionate about what they do, and this enthusiasm came across in their teaching. The training given on the course has given me so many new directions for performing, and made me realise how much there is to learn. I hope to return to the centre soon.” (Ethan Kith, Spring 2011)

“The full time course gave me the boost and confidence I needed to get back into aerial circus after time away having my kiddies – watch out world!!!” (Katy Kartwheel, Spring 2011)

“I didn’t think it was possible to learn so much in such a short space of time. Everyday was filled with fun, it was tough on the muscles but the pain was worth it! I had such a fantastic time and met so many lovely new friends along the way.” (Joss Wyre, Spring 2011)