Incredible performance by The Aerial Studio as the Warriors break Chase Center ground with dancing cranes, fireworks, and acrobatics.

The Golden State Warriors broke ground in San Francisco on Monday afternoon at the future site of the Chase Center. The ceremony included speeches from San Francisco Mayor Edwin M. Lee, Owners Joe Lacob and Peter Gruber, Steve Kerr and Kevin Durant and The Aerial Studio's very own Kevin Holland and Aaron Nelson (Aerialists) and Josh Rasile and Ed Bossert (Stuntmen and Parkour).
Kevin Holland and Aaron Nelson are graduates of The Aerial Studio's teen troupe program and were able to have had this amazing experience on a professional rig. 
Great Job Team!

             USA TODAY - Those faux construction workers did backflips down the
             aisles, all part of the circus that was the Chase Center celebration party.
             More than 700 dignitaries, Warriors officials and media members packed
             a bayside tent, only to be awed by a grand finale that was equal parts
             pomp and circumstance. The curtain that featured an image of the arena
             was raised, the sun poured in, and construction equipment came to life as
             if this was a scene straight from Disney’s “Fantasia.” Add in the cheery
             choir performance at the start, Kevin Durant saying, "That he’ll stick around
             long enough to play in the building a few seasons from now," and the fact
             that the Warriors had routed their rival Cleveland Cavaliers just hours
             before, and the mood among those in attendance couldn’t have been
             much brighter.

Artistic Director / Producer  : Gregg Curtis
Production & Costume Design : Keith Greco
Choreographer : Benoit Potvin
Music Composition : Joshua Kobak
Wardrobe Assistant : Jennifer Brennerman
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