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Natalie Agee

Natalie is an accomplished performer and instructor. She has performed, choreographed, and taught in theaters, at festivals, and in schools and universities across the country.

In NYC, she has been teaching since 1997.

She has taught workshops and classes in Static Trapeze, Corde Lisse, Chinese Hoop Diving, Acrobatics, Handstands, Dance, Composition, Pilates-based Conditioning, and Injury Recovery/Prevention to people of all ages, and from all walks of life.

To learn more about Natalie, read her complete bio.

Classes

Her classes focus on blending core strength, connectivity, flexibility, mind-body awareness, and technique with live energy, radiance, and passion.

Classes are highly individualized, and directed towards each student's goals. You can start where you are! Natalie is skilled at creating a training program for you, that will not compromise your safety. We'll move forward in a way that challenges you in all sorts of ways, while listening to what your body needs in a given moment. Proper training follows a specific progression, resulting in beautiful technical skills, open pathways for a life-time of injury-free development, and the ability to create stunning work.

Natalie is dedicated to creating a positive and empowering learning experience for people interested in achieving their goals, and bringing more hope, love and beauty into the world through the circus arts.

For additional information about rates and booking policies click here.

Class Locations

Beginning in March 2012, classes taught by Natalie will be held at Circus Edge. Additional locations for classes and workshops can be found in the "Scheduling Notes" link, on the Calendar page of this website.

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A little bit of history

Natalie founded and directed two independent studio spaces in Brooklyn: Ruby Streak Trapeze Studio (2003-2008), and The Velveteen Rainbow (2009-2012). These spaces gathered together a warm, community of inter-disciplinary artists, students, collaborators and friends. In an atmosphere, where positive energy abounded, people participated in group classes, private training, rehearsals, and creative experiments. These studios allowed students and professionals, alike, the opportunity to share their work in all stages of development. Championing diversity, individuality, and the invention of new vocabularies, were at the heart of these studios' work in the world.

The Velveteen Rainbow also housed a Mini Gallery, where a different artist was featured every few months. Artists created an installation for the entrance to the space, and could display and sell their work. To see the artists that were featured in the Mini Gallery, click here.