“…ambitious, adventurous, inventive and full of amazing flipping, climbing, swinging and tossing…”

QUEST

“One conundrum of the circus/theater synthesis in general is the question of how much talking can/should be done by the performers while interacting with their apparatus. Too much talking can seem as unnatural as no talking. At times, the amount of dialog going on was distracting from the artistry, but on other occasions, like the energetic duo trapeze act between Kate Braland and David Corlew, the back and forth was interesting and paralleled their actions—verbally highlighting their struggles.” - Third Coast Review

“Danzig relies on the seasoned expertise of Bare, Braland, David Corlew, Amanda Crockett, and Edgar Ortiz to perform death-defying antics within the fairly intimate space. The fivesome create a sense of journey with only a rope as a prop…Their synchronized floorwork is tight as they collectively move in unison. They often escape to the rafters by scurrying up a pole or twirling up on silks. The action seems effortless as they narrate the story, sometimes upside down.” - The Fourth Walsh

All The Time In The World (at the Actors Gymnasium) and Childsplay (A Hoop Diving Act with Jessica Hill and Jordan Polan-Clarke)