Synchronized Duo Aerial Performances
Aerial duo acts are built on trust and precise timing. When two people move as one on the hoop or straps, it creates a visual narrative that is impossible to replicate solo.
A powerful split pose during a live duo aerial hoop show. Working with a partner allows for stunning symmetrical shapes and a level of artistry that captivates any audience.
A moment of connection and balance with my partner on the duo hoop. These performances are a conversation in the air, relying on non-verbal cues and complete trust.
Creating layered shapes during a duo lyra performance. The interplay between two bodies on a single apparatus adds a complex and beautiful dimension to the act.
This pose shows the strength and control required for duo aerial work. We are constantly supporting and counter-balancing each other to create a seamless performance.
An inverted split during our duo hoop act, showcasing flexibility and coordination. Every move is choreographed and rehearsed to ensure safety and visual impact for corporate events and private parties.
This was our first time trying a duo straps and hair hanging combination. It’s always exciting to explore new possibilities and see how our individual skills can merge into a unique aerial partnership.
About this collection
Duo aerial work is as much about chemistry as it is about strength. Because we share a single apparatus, we need to be hyper-aware of each other's weight, timing, and momentum. It is a high-stakes partnership that requires hours of training to get those synchronized lifts and counter-balances looking effortless.
When you book a duo performance, you are getting a kinetic conversation between two artists. My partner and I spend weeks aligning our timing, which is why we insist on thorough safety checks before any show. Since we perform on shared equipment like aerial hoops or straps, the structural integrity of your venue is the top priority. Your rigging point needs to hold two dynamic bodies, which generally means a weight rating of at least 1000kg. If you are unsure about your venue's capacity, let us know early so we can do a site assessment. Visually, these acts work best when we have enough space to spin. We usually look for an 8 to 10-foot radius. Whether it is a corporate gala or a private event, our goal is to bring that seamless, gravity-defying partnership to your stage.
Dasha Fogel
I’m Dasha. I have always believed that aerial arts are better when shared, which is why I love collaborating with fellow artists. We focus on building chemistry and trust so that when we are up there, everything feels fluid.
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