Motherhood?

Are you afraid to be a mother for fear of losing what you love? Aerial arts or motherhood. Do I have to choose? I envy […]

by : Sarah Bebe Holmes


To Certify or Not?

What does an aerial Teaching Certificate even mean? There is a lot of chat popping up right now about the validity of Certification programs in […]

by : Paper Doll Militia


Reflections from an Artist Residency

Developing the Aerial Nervous System I can’t wait to dive in and tell you all about the juicy discoveries we made in our recent creation […]

by : Rain Anya


To Rosin or not to Rosin?

This is a hot topic! We get these types of questions all the time, from the perspective of aerialists, instructors, and studio owners. “Should I […]

by : Paper Doll Militia


The Art of Adaptability

How life as a freelancer prepared me for the pandemic I’ve been a freelancer, self-employed artist and small business owner for my entire adult life. […]

by : Rain Anya


A Changing Body

How aging affects our aerial practice Every day we are one day older. As an aerialist, you’ll probably be pretty body aware and notice small […]

by : Sarah Bebe Holmes


Harsher Sides of Humanity in Theatre

Reflections from Sarah Bebe Holmes – Writer & Director A little over a month after our opening night I am reflecting on the process of […]

by : Sarah Bebe Holmes


What Happens When Your Students Surpass You?

So many things come into play with this question, ego of course being one of them. The first question to ask is: WHO’S EGO IS […]

by : Sarah Bebe Holmes