Circus Coaching
I’m a circus performer and teacher who specialises in aerial rope, occassionaly you’ll see me hanging on the silks or straps too.
I’ve taught at the National Centre for Circus Arts, Aerialdays, Flying Fantastic, Aircraft Circus, Cambridge Community Circus in the UK, and Materiaviva in Italy -all the way from beginners to advanced.
Being on the rope is what brings me the most genuine joy, I love sharing that passion with others and helping them achieve their goals.
Performance
My favourite thing is to share my love of rope with an audience. I’ve done so by performing with Polo Circo, Pompapetriyasos in Argentina, Jackson’s Lane, The Art Depot, Rebel Sparks Circus, Circus Pazaz, High Wired, Cambridge Junction in the UK and Materiviva in Italy.
I trained in aerial circus and drama at Centro Cultural San Martin, and continued learning with many renowned coaches around the world, including Marcelo Savignone, Lucy Hopkins, John Wrigth. I have been on NoFit State Artist development programme through Circus Village, and was the recipient of a DYCP grant by Arts Council in 2024, which helped me gain new skills as a movement and circus director.
Guest Artist - Norfolk and Norwich Festival
I worked as Guest Artist with Norfolk and Norwich Festival as part of the artist commission Sea Like a Mirror. I first worked collaboratively with artist Kate Munro to deliver a session to children from families in the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution) in Overstrand, and then I worked with artist Neil Paris and children from Sidestrand Hall School (SEND school). I shared my circus practice to enrich the development stages that both groups were undertaking to develop the commissioned work.
Associate Artist with Eastern Angles
In 2025 I became Associate Artist with the theatre Eastern Angles, where we have been working collaboratively to develop new work.
Artist Bursary recipient - Norfolf and Norwich Festival
In 2024 I was the recipient of a bursary to develop work with migrant and refugee families in Cambridge. In partnership with Cambridge Refugee Resettlement Campaign, I delivered circus and art workshops for participants to have fun in a safe environment, and find an opportunity to articulate their stories of migration and displacement. I drew heavily on many of the finding of my DYCP grant the year before.
Directing Diaspora: DYCP grant
After receiving my Develop Your Creative Practice (DYCP) grant in 2024, I worked with two migrant artists to develop directing skills to talk about the topic of identity, migration, home and belonging, using a circus language.
I developed research methods mixing text, visual arts, and performance.
I worked alongside several mentors including: Monika Gravagno, Ursula Martinez, Sean Kempton, Emily Orme.
After a fruitful R&D and reflection period, I worked on turning some of the findings into community workshops.
Read more about this here.
Mad Hatter clown mini show
Presented at Cambridge Community Circus Summer Showcase.
Dodo and Pango
Me and performer Julia Vita received Seed Funding from applause to develop ‘Dodo & Pango Fix Everything’, a family-friendly outdoor show about the climate collapse that follows two clowns looking for simple solutions to very complicated problems.
Arnold Circus
A lovely family event run by a community organisation, which celebrates a local East London landmark with a variety of acts and performers. Such a pleasure to have ben part of this for 3 consecutive years.
Circus Pazaz
I’ve performed my Peter Rabbit show with the wonderful Circus Pazaz a couple of summers - it was so fun to go on an aerial carrot hunt with the cheering of the families!
Rabbit Hole
I was a performer in Rabbit Hole in 2020, an online interactive show about conspiracy theories, written and directed by Feral Bird Theatre.
Polyethylene Dreamland
Me and Astral Projections worked together to develop this piece about plastic pollution in 2019, doing a residency at the Depot Clapton with a showing of the WIP, which we then also performed at Jackson’s Lane.
Lo que la peste nos dejo
I was a permanent member of the cast for Pompapetriyasos outdoor theatre production ‘Lo que la peste nos dejo’, an ensemble piece talking about the history of a neighbourhood of Buenos Aires.