TEACHING AND WORKSHOPS

I am currently the Juggling and Movement teacher at the Circadium School of Contemporary Circus. I have also taught juggling at juggling festivals, corporate retreats, after school programs, summer camps, dance studios, juggling festivals, backyards, parties, and more! It is a joy for me to share what I love about juggling with others, and to see the magic of people learning something new.

I truly believe that juggling is for everyone and my teaching style accommodates those beginning their juggling journey and those already well acquainted with the art of juggling.

Teaching and Workshop Experience

Circadium School of Contemporary Circus

Philadelphia School of Circus Arts

Waldorf School of Philadelphia

75th Annual International Juggling Association Festival 2022 “Juggling and Movement - Searching for New Spaces“ 

Kasisto Corporate Workshop

As You Sow Company Retreat Workshop

Private and Group online Instruction

Inwood Movement “Juggling and Coordination” weekly class

The Muse Brooklyn

Brooklyn Heights Montessori School

PS 58 The Carroll

Clowns Without Borders 

Portland Juggling Festival workshop “Increasing the Kinespheric Canvas”

“Increasing the Kinespheric Canvas”

Juggling Workshop

This workshop serves to give a deeper sense of the use of space in juggling and sequence creation. Beginning with one ball, we work with juggling patterns and body throws to create and explore the full space around our bodies. We work up to three balls slowly, and utilize stop and start patterns to practice interrupting the oft-continuous flow of juggling and giving ourselves the chances to reflect and redirect throughout the process. After developing an affinity with this practice and improvisational movement, we integrate the work into short sequences and choreographies that can be memorized and contain the nature of the work. 

I've found this workshop to be beneficial to movement artists of many disciplines as it imparts a new lens with which to examine working within space and movement. These exercises inhabit the nexus of contemporary dance and contemporary juggling and translate to anyone who practices being in a space with an object.