13/08/2026
We’re Hiring! Come and be a part of something special at My Aerial Home
We are looking for a Membership Manager to join our team in an exciting, fast paced environment.
The Membership Manager will be an integral part of our management team: scheduling classes, organising rotas and events, leading our studio assistant team, managing memberships, and helping keep the magic running behind the scenes. This is both an arts administration and a creative role: no two days are the same here and we wouldn’t have it any other way.
The ideal candidate will have experience in scheduling and administration, be great with people, and have interest in aerial dance, circus, or performing arts education. Design skills and knowledge of aerial are a bonus, as well as familiarity with BSport, Canva, Google Suite, and Microsoft Office.
This is a full-time, contract position with the potential to become a staff role.
Application Deadline: 5pm 30th August 2026
🔗 To apply, head to the link in our bio - or the ‘Jobs’ section of our website – for more details and application instructions.
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11/08/2026
We want to take a moment to celebrate La Norma, one of the incredible trailblazers of circus and aerial dance.
‘La Norma’ Fox, born Norma Nielsen in Randers, Denmark in 1926, was one of the most extraordinary aerialists of the twentieth century. After training in ballet, she was first introduced to circus at 13 years old: she agreed to perform with a woman who needed a partner for a balancing act. In the end, Norma was too small to perform in the balancing act, but the woman taught her solo trapeze instead.
“From there on, I was on my trapeze forever, everywhere,” said Norma. She went on to have an incredibly varied and high-flying career: performing suspended from the Eiffel Tower, touring with Ringling Bros, stunt doubling for Betty Hutton in the Academy Award-winning film The Greatest Show on Earth, and traveling all over the world. She was inducted into the Circus Ring of Fame in 1989.
La Norma was a brilliant, influential trapeze artist who inspired so many. Today, we’re remembering some advice she had for young performers on her 100th birthday earlier this year:
“If you find yourself with a feeling of wanting to dance, dance, my goodness, because it’s all there for you, and whatever you can accomplish in this life here, show how much you have.”
We encourage you to read more about La Norma this week, and learn more about her incredible life and work – and dance, my goodness!