Aerial Dance Diwali Performance 8-Week Series with Olivia Trice. In-Person
September 12, 2026, @ 11:00 am – October 31, 2026, @ 12:00 pm HST
In-Person
(8-week series)
September 12 – October 31, 2026
Saturdays, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Price: $230
Perform on the historic stage of Hawaiʻi Theatre, our biggest stage yet! Take your aerial practice beyond technique and into artistry as you prepare for this exciting performance opportunity.
This performance-focused series is designed for students who want to build confidence, develop expressive movement, and create a polished aerial dance routine.
Throughout the series, you’ll explore choreography, musicality, transitions, stage presence, and storytelling while refining your aerial skills. Each class builds on the last, culminating in a professionally choreographed performance at the Diwali Celebration at Hawaiʻi Theatre, an unforgettable opportunity to showcase your growth on one of Hawaiʻi’s most iconic stages.
Whether you’re preparing for your first performance or looking to deepen your artistic expression, this series offers a supportive environment to challenge yourself, connect with fellow aerialists, and experience the magic of performing.
Come ready to move, create, and tell a story in the air.
Olivia Trice
Olivia Trice inspires her students to find their confidence and positive sense of self through movement!
A filmmaker turned aerialist, Olivia seamlessly blends her creative vision with her passion for movement. She developed her theatrical craft at the prestigious conservatory, Duke Ellington School of the Arts, which she now incorporates into her aerial dance practice, crafting performances that are as emotive as they are physically compelling.
Certified with 150 hours of aerial teacher training and accredited by AIReal Yoga, Olivia specializes in aerial dance and aerial yoga. Her favorite dance partner is her silk hammock which she describes as both a source of emotional solace and a tool for physical expression.
Olivia’s teaching philosophy centers on the relationship between the dancer and their apparatus, encouraging students to explore their creativity, develop musicality and convey powerful stories through choreography.
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