Shana Kennedy's guest appearances

Shana Kennedy

Hideaway Circus Podcast

Happy Hour on the Fringe

Live from RADIOKISMET with Christopher Plant

Rachel Ford

Ben Hoffman

Peter Shankman

Amanda Steinberg

Peter Russell

Jim Moore

Amanda Pekoe

Ryan Gray

Elissa Bloom

Erik Oberholtzer

Thaddeus Phillips

Conrad Benner

Dominic Episcopo

Natalie Nixon

Jason Chen

OwlTail

Host Christopher Plants sits down with Shana Kennedy to discuss life as a performer, running a school, and the history of circus. Shana is the Founding Director of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts. She trained as an aerialist and a juggler at Circomedia, in England, and performed for many years in both capacities.  You can learn more about Shana on her school's website phillycircus.com

Host Christopher Plants sits down with Shana Kennedy to discuss life as a performer, running a school, and the history of circus. Shana is the Founding Director of the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts. She trained as an aerialist and a juggler at Circomedia, in England, and performed for many years in both capacities.  You can learn more about Shana on her school's website <a href="http://phillycircus.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">phillycircus.com</a>

Juggling Life & Community With Shana Kennedy

Sierra Rhoades Nicholls

In anticipation of our Hand to Hand festival in partnership with Circadium School of Contemporary Circus, Katy and Raina sit down with Circadium's Executive Director, Shana Kennedy, and first-year student, Sierra Rhoades Nicholls, to discuss the future of contemporary circus. Shana and Sierra walk the hosts through their personal introductions to the circus arts and the intense training required to pursue a professional career. The group dives into the importance of Circadium's professional program for the growth of American contemporary circus and how opportunities like the first-year student showcase, Circadium Springboard, is preparing students to succeed in the circus world and beyond. Learn more about Hand to Hand and Circadium Springboard here.

In anticipation of our Hand to Hand festival in partnership with Circadium School of Contemporary Circus, Katy and Raina sit down with Circadium's Executive Director, Shana Kennedy, and first-year student, Sierra Rhoades Nicholls, to discuss the future of contemporary circus. Shana and Sierra walk the hosts through their personal introductions to the circus arts and the intense training required to pursue a professional career. The group dives into the importance of Circadium's professional program for the growth of American contemporary circus and how opportunities like the first-year student showcase, Circadium Springboard, is preparing students to succeed in the circus world and beyond. Learn more about Hand to Hand and Circadium Springboard <a href="https://fringearts.com/programs/hand-hand-circus-festival/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

S3:E6—Shana Kennedy and Sierra Rhoades Nicholls

Subscribe: iTunes | RSS | AudioboomOn this week's episode Josh and Lyndsay recount their time at Bindlestiff Open Variety Night, discuss the New York Times review of Big Apple Circus and a talk about the future of the entertainment sector by TPG founder Jim Coulter (TPG owns a majority stake in Cirque Du Soleil). They also traveled to Philadelphia to interview Shana Kennedy the founder of Circadium and the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts. Circadium is the first advanced training circus program to offer a vocational degree in circus arts in the U.S. If you enjoy today's episode, please rate the show on iTunes and share it with your friends. Have a great week! [10:03] Growing up in suburban Massachussettes[13:30] Traveling to circus school in Bristol, England[19:35] Moving back to Philadelphia and starting Air Play[25:31] The beginning of Circadium[26:20] A day in the life of a Circadium student[44:14] What's going on with circus in America these days?[46:15] Circadium's upcoming auditions

Subscribe:<a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-hideaway/id1107287673?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> iTunes</a> | <a href="http://hideawaycircus.com/podcast?format=rss" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">RSS</a> | <a href="https://audioboom.com/channel/hideaway" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Audioboom</a>On this week's episode Josh and Lyndsay recount their time at Bindlestiff Open Variety Night, discuss the New York Times review of Big Apple Circus and a talk about the future of the entertainment sector by TPG founder Jim Coulter (TPG owns a majority stake in Cirque Du Soleil). They also traveled to Philadelphia to interview Shana Kennedy the founder of Circadium and the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts. Circadium is the first advanced training circus program to offer a vocational degree in circus arts in the U.S. If you enjoy today's episode, please rate the show on iTunes and share it with your friends. Have a great week! <ul><li>[10:03] Growing up in suburban Massachussettes</li><li>[13:30] Traveling to circus school in Bristol, England</li><li>[19:35] Moving back to Philadelphia and starting Air Play</li><li>[25:31] The beginning of Circadium</li><li>[26:20] A day in the life of a Circadium student</li><li>[44:14] What's going on with circus in America these days?</li><li>[46:15] Circadium's upcoming auditions</li></ul>

Episode 52- Shana Kennedy, founder of Circadium and the Philadelphia School of Circus Arts