For a Summer season, performed aerial, fire and stilts at the iconic Manumission club, in Ibiza.

Jym and Chantal participate in Adi Da Samraj’s sacred art occasions, until 2008.

First residency in Firkin Crane until 2008.

Receive first grant from the Arts Council England to research “I Can‘t Handle Me“. Sandra Chapman and The Custom’s House, South Shields, UK, commission and premiere the work.

Fidget Feet begin to create a trilogy of work for young audiences “Catch Me“, per-form at Baboró International Arts Festival for Children for the first time.

Third show for young audiences “Cinder and the Ellas“

The Centenary RTE Celebration and Chantal’s happy memory to perform for the President of IrelandMichael D. Higgins.

Fidget Feet begin as Tumbleweed tou-ring “Wired and Free” around Ireland, with 7 women in a red van. Chantal booked her first tour, during her lunch breaks, while training at The London School of Contemporary Dance, with support from Traolach O‘Fionnáin, Donegal Arts Officer and Melanie Scott, Tipperary Arts Officer.

“The Purpose“ Fidget Feet‘s first full length, self-funded production, sup-ported by Albany Theatre, London and toured Ireland extensively.

“Pixelation” created and performed in Donegal, 7 days later Jym and Chantal marry and then tour the show to Firkin Crane, Cork.

Circus becomes a recognised art form by the Arts Council of Ireland.

“Raw“ commissioned by and premieredat Clonmel Junction Festival. First show to receive funding from Culture Ireland to perform at Edinburgh FringeFestival, produced by Dance Base and Richard Wakely.

“Snow Queen“ Fidget Feet’s first Christmas show, produced by and premiered at An Grianán Theatre, tours to Civic Theatre, Dublin and GB Shaw Theatre, Carlow.

First crane performance at Clifden Arts Festival. Donegal County Council commission first full-length crane show “Wired and Free“ and premiere in Ballyshannon.

Becomes the first contemporary circus company to receive annual funding from the Arts Council, Ireland.

Fidget Feet move to Newcastle, UK.

Perform Dublin Fringe for the first time..

Chantal attends the Aerial Dance Festival in Colorado, USA, becomes inspired to run a festival in Ireland.

“Fairies Tail“ commisioned by Customs House, UK.

Fidget Feet perform as part of Adi Da Samraj Art exhibition, in Venice Binnella.

First Aerial Dance Forum in Dance City, Newcastle & DanceHouse, Dublin.

“Real Eyes“ in loving memory of Emma Insley.

First Irish Aerial Dance Festival,Letterkenny, supported by DonegalCounty Council and An Grianán Theatre.

“Madam Silk” a co-production with Drapés Aériens, tours to Ireland, France, Iceland, UK and South Africa.

“Wired and Free” and “Fire Birds” successfully tours festivals in Australia, Costa Rica and Mexico.

Chantal and Jym move home to Irelandpermanently and Fidget Feet become resident company at Backstage Theatre and Shawbrook, Longford becomes the company’s home.

“Hang On“ commissioned by Westmeath County Council and Shaw-brook, premiered at Longford Dance Fest. LEADER Regional Development

Programme feasibility fund for the first Irish Aerial Creation Centre in Westmeath.

Second show for young audiences, “The Elves and the Shoemaker“ mentored by Lali Morris.

Fidget Feet open The Irish Aerial Creation Centre (IACC) in Limerick.

Fidget Feet awarded an Arthur Guinness Project Award to open a newaerial creation centre, in Westmeath.

Become resident company at The Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick. Masters in Festival Arts launches.

Perform first crane and vertical dance show in Dublin city, “Under the Clock”Christmas at GPO, performing on one of Dublin’s most iconic buildings.

Chantal and Jym‘s daughter Yolandi Daly is born.

First indoor European Tour of “SecondComing“, 14 shows in 12 venues across Germany and Switzerland.

2013-2014 Circonnection: The Story of the Selkies, Leonardo Project fun-ded by the EU’s Life Long Learning Programmes

2013-2015 Bestival Music Festival

Fidget Feet offically move to Limerick.

“Second Coming“ co-production with Hawk‘s Well Theatre.

Limerick City of Culture, commissi-oned “Dreams Under my Feet“ with Dance Limerick.

Waterford Sproai commission FidgetFeet’s first vertical dance piece“Urban Fly“

“Strange Feathers“ co-productionwith Bird & Bat, first early years show.

Taught aerial to the Galway Circus Project, which grew into the GalwayCommunity Circus and together we enjoyed a creative partnership, working on their annual show until 2015.

Fidget Feet was founded by choreographer and aerial dancer Chantal McCormick from Donegal and musician and media artist Jym Daly from Cork, with the passion to tell stories through aerial arts that moves people andchanges lives. As the first aerial dance company in Ireland, Fidget Feet are the leading creators, performers and trainers of aerial dance in Ireland. Since 1998, Fidget Feet have created over 30 shows and performedacross five continents to audiences of hundreds of thousands of people. Our work includes touring indoor and outdoor venues nationally and internationally, ranging from indoor venues, outdoor crane and verticaldance performances around iconic Irish landmarks, shows for young audiences, community development regionally, professional development throughestablishing Ireland’s first aerial dance festival andIreland’s first Irish Aerial Creation Centre. Thank you to everyone who has supported us in our journey and work, we couldn’t have done it without you all.

“Remember Her“ funded by DanceCity, Arts Council of England and Clonmel Junction Festival.

IACC awarded a Capital Grant from the Department of Arts, Heritage, Regional, Rural and Gaeltacht Affairs, match funding from Limerick City and County Council to build a new Aerial Centre in Limerick.

“Sky Dance“ NYE Dublin Customs House, largest crane show to date.

(2017-2018) School of Spectacle Out-door Arts Academy with LCCC, and Walkthe Plank, a Creative Europe project.

Celebrating “250 years of Circus” and “20 years of Fidget Feet”

(2017-2019) Vertical Dance Forum, a Creative Europe project.