Kimmie Miller (Kimberly Marie/Spinity Hoops) is the founder of Aries Moon Circus. In 2011, she started as an avid hula hoop dancer, and quickly became enamored with everything. Aerial, fire, flow arts, she's addicted and she knows it!

After being a solo performer for many years, she decided she wanted a big circus family to collaborate with and create true magic with! Themed performances and community performances are her passion. Thus, Aries Moon Circus was born. She is driven by community involvement and creating performance opportunities for others to shine and express their artistic and creative selves.

Lollie is a co-producer and performer for Aries Moon Circus. An avid circus advocate, she aims to bring lighthearted joy into every performance. Her characters are exaggerated and cheesy, with an entertaining balance of impressive skills and campy antics that engage audiences and wow onlookers.

She has experienced firsthand the restorative aspect of play and the empowerment that accompanies flow arts practice. One day, Lollie intends to incorporate circus and flow arts into a therapeutic recovery program for trauma survivors.

Reggie is an American entertainer based in Sacramento, California. She has been performing in Circus & Sideshow for 15 years. As a solo performer, she travels the country working everything including the Carnival midway, Circus tents, Tattoo Conventions and nightclubs. Reggie is one of the few women in the world performing several unique acts such as the anatomical wonder act and riding a motorcycle in a high wire thrill show.

She has appeared on the Gong Show, Americas Got Talent, been featured in stories by news outlets from Fox to NPR and in books and magazines on Tattoos and Sideshow. She has opened up for Primus, suspended for Jane's Addiction, performed for Ripley’s Believe it or Not, and at Tattoo Conventions across the globe. She is committed to community building in the sideshow arts.

Danielle and Laura first met at California State University, Sacramento in the dance department. They bonded over their love of unapologetic movement and self-expression. They are both instructors at Vibe Aerial Arts & Dance and this will be their fourth performance as an aerial duo.

Danielle teaches modern dance and Gyrokinesis and Laura teaches multiple types of aerial classes. When these two combine forces things are sure to get a little weird, take flight, and be fun. When they work together the creative process is all about play and what works for the body in the here and now. This approach will show in this piece as play and adaptability are key elements.

Kate has been training aerial arts for 10 years, starting with aerial silks followed by a love for lyra. She began hair hanging in 2020. She has performed in San Francisco for The Menagerie Oddities Market and locally for Sacramento Cabaret and Renegade Circus.

Doesn't it hurt?
Simply put, yes, however, it is a sensation you learn to ground yourself within and it becomes meditative.

How does it work?
The hair is pulled in a way that the weight is distributed throughout the scalp and when tied together the hair can withstand huge forces and sustain the weight of a person.

Kylee’s heart lies in the fusion of disciplines and chasing what makes her feel most alive. Finding circus as an adult has allowed her to find a healing community that nourish’s her never ending desire to explore and create. Most recently this has lead her to a hair hanging partnership that is ever blossoming. She continues to grow after becoming a certified acroyoga teacher and creating her own community productions.

A creation born of an explosive release of energetic love. Guy Vigor brings the strength and length that is needed to achieve maximum efficiency in all of his pursuits. Watch out! He will knock you off balance and make you dizzy for more.

Nataya started her aerial journey in 2014 on split fabric and has since explored various apparatuses. She enjoys the challenge of learning and creating on something unfamiliar, continuously building her repertoire for artistic expression with aerial arts.

Sherman is a pole and aerial athlete and a movement artist from San Francisco but born and raised in Sacramento. He started his pole journey in 2020 and has a dance background in hip-hop, popping and locking. His passion for pole art eventually led him to discover flying/suspended pole and Chinese pole in 2022. He officially began teaching pole in 2023 and is known for his dynamic pole style, barefoot pole choreography, and flying/suspended pole. He wants to inspire others to try pole because pole is not limited to any specific gender, identity, or background.

Stacey Diamond has a passion for performing and a love for dancing in the air. She comes from a background in ballet and dance and took flight over a decade ago. Stacey not only has a passion for performing, she also is a talented instructor. The confidence and empowerment gained from dance has changed her life and wants to share that gift with as many people as possible. You can currently find her teaching pole at Rise Pole Fitness.

When Selysa Love turned 18, she ran away and joined the circus, in Peru. True story. But she couldn't stay in Peru forever, and when it was time to hit the road, the only thing she could fit in her backpack was acrobatics. It is a powerful portal that she uses to spread Love into this world. She has spent thousands of hours training and has taught around the world in India, Mexico, China, and across the USA. During her right-side-up hours, Selysa is the owner/operator of Sacramento Reiki Center, a place of healing for the local community.

Acroyoga captivated Maeley from the moment she first tried it at Sariah’s intro class at Pipeworks. Acroyoga immediately became an integral part of her life where she felt safe and encouraged by the community to try things she had never thought possible. With absolutely no background in movement, she has spent the last 9 years developing her creativity, body awareness, and passion. She is so excited to be part of this amazing showcase of talent and to perform for you tonight!

Drawn by a love of movement and the supportive community surrounding it, Chris fell in love with acroyoga the moment he discovered it. He is enamored with partner acrobatics' ability to foster encouragement, growth, and playful connection. He has been a dedicated practitioner over the past nine years. When he's not throwing friends and loved ones into the air, he can be found developing video games, adventuring in nature, or tinkering on various art / crafting projects.

Under the alias Solaura, Christina Orozco captivates audiences with heartfelt expressions that integrate a spectrum of fire, LED, skate, and partner dance into soulful stage acts. Vibrant passion for flow arts has connected her with the likes of Hard Rock, Google, and MTV as a professional entertainer and blossoming artist over the past 5 years. She was recently featured in the prestigious Fire Drums showcase with @radi_flows as @radiantsol_fire for their innovative partner rope dart act. In addition to being a choreographer and performance coordinator, Christina is an experienced teacher who loves empowering others to find their flow through public and private lessons.

Savanna is a local acrobat and contortionist. Her day job is in water resources management and she is obtaining her masters in water and environmental law. She has a passion for the circus arts and exploration into body movement.

Reno is a local acrobat who enjoys teaching acro classes and workshops in Sacramento and abroad, often with The Handstand Nation and AcroLove.