Join Frequent Flyers® Aerial Dance for the culminating showcase of our incredible 2020-2021 Professional Training Program students! See what they've created after training at the professional level at Frequent Flyers since August 2020.

Featuring performance by Lisa Caldwell, Emily Fernandez, Corcoran Kane , Natalie McFancy, Whitney Moore, and Michelle Randolph.

Join us on Zoom Friday, May 28, for a pre-show introduction at 7:30pm MST and a Q&A after the show at 8:45pm! A Zoom link will be sent to ticket buyers prior to showtime. Keep an eye on your inbox!

Note: Once your show link is activated, you have 24 hours to watch the performance an unlimited number of times. After 24 hours, your link will be deactivated. 

Frequent Flyers® Aerial Dance is a non-profit founded in 1988 by Artistic Director, Nancy Smith. We celebrate our 33rd year in 2021. Our organization has a robust education program encompassing community classes, summer camp and intensives, a student company, Professional Training Program, outreach programming for at-risk youth, and pre-professional training for teens and adults. We have taught over 21,000 students the joy of dancing in the air. The Professional Performing Company has won many awards and accolades, including the recently resounding success at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. Over 200,000 audience members have experienced the beauty and strength of our performances. Frequent Flyers® also created the first international Aerial Dance Festival, celebrating its 23rd year in 2021. Our dedicated facility has two large studios with 23′ ceilings and more than 4,500 sq.ft. of training and rehearsal space. Frequent Flyers is considered the flagship aerial dance organization in the world.

Frequent Flyers® mission is to create and promote the magic of aerial dance through performance and education.

Our vision is to help all people to see the world from a new perspective through experiencing the upside-down realm of aerial dance. We believe this expanded consciousness helps everyone to maximize their creative potential, which in turn provides the fertile ground for these problem-solvers to address issues, create new opportunities and solve problems in our community and beyond.