FABRIC
Fabric – Skilled/Advanced
10.15am – 11.45am - Week 1
Space C, Central Space, close to exit – Tutor Kate Dunne
Exploring Choreography, Flow & Creativity
This class is designed for experienced aerialists looking to expand their creative movement and deepen their understanding of aerial silks pathways. Kate’s approach to choreography blends structured and unstructured improvisation, challenging students to explore fluid transitions, shifting directions, and dynamic sequences.
Participants will be guided through brain-teasing choreography that encourages personal adaptation and creative expression. Expect a focus on flowy pathways, innovative applications of technical skills, and smooth integration of elements such as simple rolls, side planche, and back balances.
Pre-requisites:
- Strong understanding of aerial silks pathways (a well-developed "fabric brain")
- Basic rolling technique
- Comfortable with back balance and weight shifts
- Good stamina for sustained aerial work
Join Kate for an inspiring session where technique meets artistry, and explore new ways to trust and interact with the silks!
Fabric – Intermediate and up
12pm – 1.30pm - Week 1
Space C, Central Space, close to exit – Tutor Kate Dunne
Exploring Choreography, Flow & Creativity
This class is designed for experienced aerialists looking to expand their creative movement and deepen their understanding of aerial silks pathways. Kate’s approach to choreography blends structured and unstructured improvisation, challenging students to explore fluid transitions, shifting directions, and dynamic sequences.
Participants will be guided through brain-teasing choreography that encourages personal adaptation and creative expression. Expect a focus on flowy pathways, innovative applications of technical skills, and smooth integration of elements such as simple rolls, side planche, and back balances.
Pre-requisites:
- Good understanding of aerial silks pathways (a well-developed "fabric brain")
- Basic rolling technique
- Some experience of back balance and weight shifts
- Reasonable stamina for sustained aerial work
Join Kate for an inspiring session where technique meets artistry, and explore new ways to trust and interact with the silks!
Fabric - Intermediate Up
12pm – 1.30pm - Week 2
Space E, Central Space, close to stage - Tutor Kate Dunne
Exploring Choreography, Flow & Creativity
This class is designed for experienced aerialists looking to expand their creative movement and deepen their understanding of aerial silks pathways. Kate’s approach to choreography blends structured and unstructured improvisation, challenging students to explore fluid transitions, shifting directions, and dynamic sequences.
Participants will be guided through brain-teasing choreography that encourages personal adaptation and creative expression. Expect a focus on flowy pathways, innovative applications of technical skills, and smooth integration of elements such as simple rolls, side planche, and back balances.
Pre-requisites:
- Good understanding of aerial silks pathways (a well-developed "fabric brain")
- Basic rolling technique
- Some experience of back balance and weight shifts
- Reasonable stamina for sustained aerial work
Join Kate for an inspiring session where technique meets artistry, and explore new ways to trust and interact with the silks!
Fabric – Skilled/Advanced
10.15am - 11.45am - Week 2
Space E, Central Space, close to stage – Tutor - Kate Dunne
Exploring Choreography, Flow & Creativity
This class is designed for experienced aerialists looking to expand their creative movement and deepen their understanding of aerial silks pathways. Kate’s approach to choreography blends structured and unstructured improvisation, challenging students to explore fluid transitions, shifting directions, and dynamic sequences.
Participants will be guided through brain-teasing choreography that encourages personal adaptation and creative expression. Expect a focus on flowy pathways, innovative applications of technical skills, and smooth integration of elements such as simple rolls, side planche, and back balances.
Pre-requisites:
- Strong understanding of aerial silks pathways (a well-developed "fabric brain")
- Basic rolling technique
- Comfortable with back balance and weight shifts
- Good stamina for sustained aerial work
Join Kate for an inspiring session where technique meets artistry, and explore new ways to trust and interact with the silks!
Last Updated on June 14, 2026