Ringleader, Beraad
Brandi Sajec, aka Beraad has been hooping for over six years and has been captivated and inspired daily by this new and exciting world of hoop dance. Her new love, fire dancing, is now her main focus. Her current performance skills include: fire poi and eating, fire fans, single and double fire hoops as well as mini fire hoops. Her creativity and bubbly personality always shines through in every performance. Being a lifelong artist, her hoop and costume designs promote creativity, originality and her individual sense of style. She has also been teaching group and personal hoop classes for beginner/intermediate students for two years and loves spreading her hoop love. By creating and designing her custom hoops and fire equiptment she has a vast knowledge of the how and why to make the perfect hoop for you. Using all her skills and creativity, she will create an an amazing and inspiring atmosphere for any event.
Gina Selene
Gina Selene is a well rounded hooper with different styles that shape her technique into a fun & high positive energy. She loves to feel the flow! She has a history in jazz dance, hip hop & ballet which he loves to incorporate into her unique style of hooping. She has been hooping for almost 2 years and has never had more of a passion. She was introduced to hooping in April 2010 by her friend Brandi Sajec (aka Beraad) and instantly fell in love! Her performing talents consist of multiple hoops, mini hooping, fire hooping & spinning fire poi. Gina Selene is full of inspiration & currently wanting to expand her talents by learning & practicing additional fire arts such as: fire fingers and eating, fire fans and much more! Transforming her life, hooping has become a passion that she is thankful for everyday. Her hopes for the future are to become a well known performer, teacher & student, captivating, inspiring and spreading her love and passion for this beautiful, entertaining & artistic lifestyle. It is “Hoop Love” as she likes to say.
Selene: In greek mythology was an archaic lunar deity and the original moon goddess :) In post-renaissance art, Selene is generally depicted as a beautiful woman with a pale face and long, lustrous, black hair; riding a silver chariot.
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