Meet the Staff

It’s a family affair! Meet the Chutes.

The Chutes are the proud owners of Trapeze High. Get to know us!

Harmony French Chute
Harmony French Chute
After years of training as a gymnast and collegiate diver, Harmony stumbled upon flying trapeze and she was hooked. The Trapeze High team took Harmony under their wing, and a few months later, she was off to Circus Circus in Las Vegas to start her professional flying trapeze career. After more than a decade of performing all over the world, the opportunity to take the helm of Trapeze High opened up, and Harmony jumped at the chance to come back to where it all began. Her peers would say that Harmony is truly one of the elite both as a performer and as a coach; anyone looking to take their flying to the next level is fortunate to have her around. Check out the video with a few highlights from Harmony’s career.
Jeremy Chute
Jeremy Chute
Harmony introduced her husband, Jeremy, to trapeze right here at Trapeze High. A few years later, when she accepted a flying trapeze job at POP Circus in Japan, Jeremy was offered a catching job alongside her. He decided to take a one-year leave-of-absence from his job with the State of California to be with his wife and children in Japan.

Three years later, Jeremy and Harmony assumed the leadership position with the team, and now, Jeremy is still there catching and running things, although you’ll be seeing him around Trapeze High more and more in the near future!

Cade Chute

Cade started flying at the age of four and has never looked back! He’s an excellent flyer and catcher. But his true passion is academics. He is away at UCLA right now finishing his second year but you’re bound to see him around the rig during his breaks.

Cameron (Cami) Chute

With her mom’s work ethic and her dad’s good looks …this kid was born to perform. Cameron took her first swing on the flying trapeze at 14 months old (check out the video), and like her mom, she was hooked. Just before her second birthday, she moved to Japan with her parents while they performed with POP Circus. Even at two years old, surrounded by professional performers, Cami knew she wanted to fly. Cameron took her first swing without safety lines by the time she was five. By six years old, she was catching and returning flawlessly, and before her seventh birthday, she performed in her first show as a professional. Cami holds the title of “youngest professional female flyer” and is sure to be a name you will hear about in the future.  You’ll probably notice her on the trapeze deck doing crazy handstands and shooting a bow and arrow with her feet!

Courtney (Tatum) Chute

Tatum was only five months old when she moved to POP Circus with her family. She didn’t have the same desire to perform at a young age like her sister did, but she always had a smile on her face and dress-up princess clothes on her body.  Nowadays, back at Trapeze High, Tatum is a force to be reckoned with.  Still only in it to let the good times roll, if you come to the rig with younger children and suddenly find they’ve disappeared, it’s because Tatum stole them away to go play.