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Clowning, physical comedy and acrobatics - FOR ADULTS!! WOOT! In Seattle proper! Good Stuff
"It's called SANCA - the School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts, and the website is www.sancaseattle.org Please spread the word for up-coming classes, for those who yearn to explore the clown within, or who want to learn to stand on shoulders, or swing from a trapeze. Feel free to call, too, if questions: 547-5254, or 527-1277."
Clowning, physical comedy and acrobatics - FOR ADULTS!! WOOT! In Seattle proper! Good Stuff
"It's called SANCA - the School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts, and the website is www.sancaseattle.org Please spread the word for up-coming classes, for those who yearn to explore the clown within, or who want to learn to stand on shoulders, or swing from a trapeze. Feel free to call, too, if questions: 547-5254, or 527-1277."
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Re: New Circus and Acrobatics School in Seattle
Wed, January 7, 2004 - 10:27 AMWow! That looks like a great school.. in fact, just what I'm looking for! If only it were a little closer to Michigan. I hope it's successful! -
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Re: New Circus and Acrobatics School in Seattle
Wed, January 7, 2004 - 10:46 AMI'm excited to see this come up in Seattle, there are a couple of groups, Circus Contraption and UMO who teach realted arts, and <u>the</u> acrobatics class is out in suburbia mid week at 8pm :-p boo hiss.
I'd love to learn to stand on someones shoulders. Within the group I just left, I was the biggest female, by 30-50 lbs. and 4-6 inches, I was always a base. I'm not THAT big, (5'7", 150, w/muscles) but same size as most of the guys, if not bigger, one way or another. Tiny li'l things they all were, tiny, tiny, tiny.
SO, yeah. let the clowning begin. -
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Re: New Circus and Acrobatics School in Seattle
Wed, January 7, 2004 - 12:31 PMI'm really interested in learning basic tumbling.. I'm going to stop by a gymnastics school tomorrow and see if they're willing to teach "older" people. Why let the kids have all the fun?
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Re: New Circus and Acrobatics School in Seattle
Tue, January 20, 2004 - 12:20 AM> I'd love to learn to stand on someones shoulders.
> Tiny li'l things they all were, tiny, tiny, tiny.
You can stand on my shoulders, Qathi! I'm skinny but I'm wiry!
I actually have done a little partner-work, as base (on sk8s! ;)
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Re: New Circus and Acrobatics School in Seattle
Wed, January 7, 2004 - 11:09 PMThats great news! I was at Microsoft's Christmas Party last december where Chuck was performing an acrobalancing act (i'm a stiltwalker) and I have heard nothing but great things about him. Lets hear it for adults who never grow up!!!!
