One can immediately recognize their unique doubles style on the pole… Sometimes it's like dancing in the air, sometimes you are just simply amazed by the creative flow of their elegant combos. Parallel interview with Slava Ruza and Anna Valfsson.

His body is admired by men and women alike. He has a truly difficult time choosing when only two options are available, and he only eats dessert once a week. Adorably curious, while inspiring and open at the same time. An interview with Saulo Sarmiento, aerial pole artist of Cirque du Soleil.

Cheerful, sexy and passionate about pole dancing, especially low flow. Interview with Sarah Scott.

Anyone following Marion will know that she has been named inspirational, ‘Pole Fairy’ in fact among many other things. Really, the praise just goes on and on. Whenever I hear something like that I never know what to expect. Super zen? Hippi-style laid-back? Spirituality? Serenity? Overflowing kindness? Read the interview below made during the first Pole Theatre Hungary in Budapest and decide for yourself.

He arrives for his Budapest workshop wearing a vest full of patches in the shapes of skulls and marijuana leaves. “My students gave it to me. I mean, the vest got torn and they fixed the holes with patches”. Dimitrij Fedotov visited Budapest’s Dollhouse Pest studio to amaze audiences with his nearly inimitable tricks.