About Me
"After graduating from UC Berkeley, I had moved to New York City to work in a sales role for Microsoft. As a hobby, I began to take recreational trapeze classes at the Trapeze School of New York and at the New York Circus Arts Academy. Although I enjoyed my corporate job and spent many hours in the office, all my free time ended up being invested into my trapeze and circus training. The trapeze and circus experience gave me an opportunity to challenge myself, to work with a team and to trust others, and to take me away from the realities of work and the world around me. Eventually after two years of taking trapeze and aerial arts classes, I was granted the opportunity to work full-time as a trapeze instructor and performer at the Club Med in Turks and Caicos Caribbean islands. This was probably the hardest decision I have ever made in my life seeing as though I had never taken such risks in my career and/or academics. Although the hardest decision, it turned out to be the best decision I had ever made. I may have only earned a fraction of what I was making in the corporate world, but following a passion and living a dream has so much more value than I could have ever imagined.
After the amazing opportunity to teach and perform in the Caribbean Islands, I moved back to San Francisco and now split time between SF and LA. I am teaching trapeze and aerial arts, and performing at various corporate, non-profit, and community events. I have also continued to train with renowned teachers such as Serchmaa Byamba who runs the Mongolian Contortion Center and Elena Panova at the Circus Center, and many other talented instructors. In 2017 I co-founded a Circus Troupe www.dahliasentertainment.com, where we have over 100 performers in California and run elegant and unique circus entertainment for corporate events and more. Living in LA has also expanded my career into acting, modeling and doing circus work in tv/film. I'm grateful for where this journey has taken me and excited to continue growing and challenging myself.
Thank you for visiting my site. Always remember to challenge yourself, to follow your passion and to set no limits..."
- Christine Lee
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