Congratulations to the Levitate winners at Bend the Air
- Andrew Simpson
- Jul 4, 2022
- 1 min read
Congratulations to the 4 Levitate staff and students who performed at Bend the Air at the National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) last night.
All 4 performances were amazing! We’re so proud of you all! Results were:
Jasper 1st place Silks Solo 13-17 years
Phoebe 1st place Open Apparatus Solo 16 years+
Anya 2nd place Amateur Silks Solo 18 years +
Lili 1st place Advanced Silks Solo 18 years +
Lili also won one of two Emerging Talent trophies
All 4 ladies will be representing Levitate in the national final on the Gold Coast January 12-15, 2023.
For more details see https://www.bendtheair.com.au/
It's interesting to see how events like this can serve as a platform for young talents to showcase their skills. The competitive nature of performances at NICA certainly emphasizes the importance of preparation and dedication. While the achievements of these individuals, including Jasper and Phoebe, highlight the potential of artists in disciplines like this, it raises questions about the role of platforms such as Royal Reels in nurturing talent.
The performances at Bend the Air showcase remarkable talent, yet it raises questions about the broader implications of competitive artistry. How often do we see such showcases leading to real opportunities in the industry? The pressure to excel, especially in events that feel akin to the Las Vegas Now aura, can overshadow the true essence of artistic expression. It’s worth exploring how these competitions influence creativity and mental health among participants.
While the achievements of the Levitate staff and students at the Bend the Air event are indeed noteworthy, it prompts a larger discussion about the nature of competition in the arts. Are these accolades merely a reflection of individual talent, or do they also highlight the importance of community support and training methodologies like those seen in Speedau classes? The interplay between personal drive and institutional backing seems crucial in such contexts.
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