With almost 100k Instagram followers, she's one of the most famous exotic poledancers of the world. A cheerful, smart girl in her everyday life, while a real goddess on stage. We were happy to chat with her at Pole Theatre Hungary. 

Although she’s been on the pole only for a few years, she’s already a multiple national, EU and World champion. Whether doubles or solo, she regularly ranks in the top three. Very soon, she will appear on television too as a real Ninja Warrior! Interview with Noémi Marosvölgyi, by Andrea Tamás.

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.

Daytime he's an IT specialist, while after work he leaves for workout. With only 2 hours training per a week on the pole, he managed to become a pole sport world champion. Not mentioning, he's a genuine cavalier: he's on time and opens the door in front of me. We had an interview with Andrii Kopyniak, the current IPSAF world champion in Budapest, during the IPSAF European Championship.

She established herself as a household name in the pole community with her 2014 pink panther and 2013 Pole Art jazz choreography. Intelligent, inventive and merry. This is probably the best way to describe Heidi Coker who sat on the judges’ panel at Pole Theatre Paris 2017.