Each act is approximately 6 minutes choreographed to music.
We supply:
--Performance props & apparatus, costumes, accessories, make-up, and rigging equipment (slings, span sets, carabiners, swivels, shakles, etc.) unless discussed beforehand.
Aerial Requirements
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I.Rigging point(s) must be located on a structural support such as I-beams, girders, trussing, trees, cranes, bar or cross beam, etc and must be rated to support at least 1200 lbs. If such a rigging point is not available then please ask us about renting a portable rig.
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II.The rigging point(s) need to have safe rigging access to the structure (foot access, powered lift, ladder or climbable surface) for load-in and load-out.
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III.A minimum of a 10’ diameter of open floor space around each act.
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IV.Sufficient lighting is required for the performers to see and be seen. Stage/theatrical lighting is optimal, but not necessary.
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V.A sound system with CD player
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VI.If show is out of town then round-trip air and ground transportation and accommodations.
a. Eighteen-20 ft from stage to ceiling.
b. Requires 2 rigging points approximately 36 inches apart with a third point to hang a pulley for removal of trapeze from the performance area if necessary.
a. Minimum 6 x 6 floor space.
b. Minimum 15 feet height. No rigging required.
III. A minimum of A10’ diameter of open floor space
around each act.
IV. Sufficient lighting is required for the performers to see and be seen. Stage/theatrical lighting is optimal, but not required.
V. The sound system with CD player.
VI. If show is out of town then round-trip air and ground transportation and accommodations.
Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions!
818-943-2276
a. Min 14 ft from stage to ceiling.
b. Requires 1 rigging point.
c. Act also works with a pulley system and pullers if available.
a. Min 18 ft from stage to ceiling
b. Requires a pulley system and pullers <please call for information>
Extension cable and rigger must be provided by the client if ceiling is too high.
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