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VCS Student Accepted into Prestegious National Circus School

A  few months ago, we got a call from Montreal Newspaper, The Peace Arch News.  They had heard about Brook’s success and wanted to do an interview with her and Meregon (Brook’s VCS aerial silk instructor).  See a sneak peak of  the finished article below!

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“Look up in the sky – it’s a bird, it’s a plane… no, it’s Brook Pinard, an aerial silk and swinging trapeze student at the Vancouver Circus School…”  Read the full article here.

One of our amazingly talented students, Brook Pinard has been accepted into the incredibly exclusive National Circus School in Montreal and we couldn’t be more proud of her!

Congrats Brook!

Leave a Comment July 7, 2010

Circus Arts: An Alternative to the Gym

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On April 29th, we were featured in the West Ender’s cover story, “A Better Fit” (an article on alternative forms of excersise, by Andrea Warner).

Read the article below:

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To read the full story, click here.

Leave a Comment May 28, 2010

We’re Featured in Metro Vancouver Newspaper!

On Tuesday, March 23rd,  the Metro Vancouver Newspaper did a feature story on us!

Read the full article here

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Leave a Comment March 24, 2010

Vancouver Circus School Coaches Featured in Forty Four Magazine!

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Above: Fiona Walsh

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Above: Jonathan Ferland- Valois and Amanda Shatzko

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Above: Brandon Myazaki

1 Comment February 15, 2010

Vancouver Circus School Featured in Reach Magazine!

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Last month, Reach Magazine came to the school to do a photo shoot with some of our incredibly talented VCS instructors and Inner Ring performers.

At a later date,the fabulous Editor in Chief, Dammy Ogunseitan, came to our head office on Water Street in Vancouver and interviewed Travis Johnson, the business manager/co-owner of the Vancouver Circus School.

Read the article from Reach Magazine’s Winter 2010 issue below:

“When the circus is mentioned, images of a traveling clan of performers making their animals perform outrageous feats scrolls across my mind at ease. However, in modern times, the circus industry has changed significantly into a post-modern form of alternative entertainment…” read article

Leave a Comment February 1, 2010

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