THE PATHWAY TO PERFORMANCE

From Aerialist to Performer

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The Fix Performance Program is designed for students ready to take their aerial training beyond recreational classes and develop the discipline, artistry, technical precision, and stagecraft of a performer.

Whether you're ready to commit to the stage, want to explore performance without making that commitment, or are an experienced performer looking for a more flexible training structure, there's a pathway for you.

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CHOOSE YOUR PERFORMANCE PATH

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Advanced Performance Track

Commit. Choreograph. Train. Perform.

For students ready to make a commitment to the stage.

You'll train with the performance team, develop your own choreography through an instructor-led process, participate in rehearsals and production preparation, and commit to performing in the applicable season's productions.

Best for: Intermediate and advanced Students ready for a performance commitment.

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Understudy Track

Commit to the season. Keep the stage optional.

For students who want to train with the performance team, develop choreography, and participate in the creative process without committing to perform.

Understudy acts are not guaranteed placement in productions or promotional materials, but students may have the opportunity to perform if their act is ready and there is appropriate space in the production.

Best for: Students who want to explore performance while keeping their personal commitment lighter.

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Flexible Advanced Track

Customize. Train. Advance.

For experienced and advanced aerialists and performers who already have a strong independent training practice but need an alternative to the standard weekly technical-class commitment.

Training may incorporate virtual check-ins, private coaching, workshops, independent training.

Best for: Experienced performers with advanced skills, strong self-direction, and instructor approval.

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G Group Performance Track

    

Choreography Done-for-you. Train as a Team. Perform as a Group.

Learn carefully curated choreography to hand selected music for beginner and intermediate levels over a span of a 9-12 week mini-season. 

Training involves a commitment to weekly training sessions where you will learn and practice choreography. If needed, you may be asked to attend open aerial sessions for additional practice.

Best for: Beginner and Intermediate students who are ready to commit to performing without the pressure of choreographing a routine. 

Multiple Apparatus and performances are allowed. 

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WHAT ALL FOUR PATHWAYS HAVE IN COMMON​

Regardless of your pathway, performance training at The Fix emphasizes:

TECHNIQUE
Safe, controlled, consistent execution.

ARTISTRY
Musicality, expression, transitions, and performance quality.

DISCIPLINE
Consistency, accountability, and independent practice.

TEAMWORK
Communication, collaboration, feedback, and respect for the production process.

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PERFORMANCE LAB​

Performance Lab is the creative hub of our Performance Program.

This is where students develop choreography, explore musicality and performance quality, train together, and prepare for production.

Membership credits may be used toward Performance Lab sessions for students enrolled in a Performance Track only.

Performance Lab is not an Open Studio session and is not available through a Flex Pass alone. Some Performance Lab sessions and open aerial sessions may occur at the same time but Performance lab coaching is exclusively for performance track students only. 

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WHICH PATH IS RIGHT FOR YOU?​

“I know I want to perform.”
→ Performance Track

“I want to train and create, but I'm not ready to promise I'll perform.”
→ Understudy Track

“I'm already an experienced performer and need a more flexible structure.”
→ Flexible Advanced Track

"I want to learn and perform a group routine that's taught to me."

→Group Performance Track

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PERFORMANCE SEASONS

We now offer both Mini Season and Full Season enrollment options, allowing students to choose the level of commitment that fits their goals.

Current Season: August–December 2026

Upcoming performances may include:

• Grand Opening Showcase

• Celebration of Lights Parade

• Winter Gala

• Additional community and studio performance opportunities

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