The ultimate Producer. Performer. Practitioner. flex…

In 2022, Kaye had the privilege of performing during the closing ceremony at Black Rock City’s Burning Man for the first time. Her background in dance, tour management, and yoga helped them navigate one of the greatest experiences of her life. During this mini-tour, which included teaching at Tmrw.Tday in Algonquin, performing at Burning Man in the desert, and teaching at Camp Yoga, Kaye utilized her best skills: as a producer, she honed her organizational abilities; as a performer, she expanded her physical connection with a new element (fire); and as a practitioner, she applied the 8 Limbs of Yoga to move through the three week experience with balance and ease.

This is but a glimpse into Kaye’s involvement with NMCA’s production at the Burn. Photos by Andrew Miller.
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PRoducer.

Aside from the retreats, workshops, and world tours Kaye has produced over the last 15 years, a cause that Kaye holds close to her heart is ending gender-based violence in this lifetime. Through her work with Moonbeam, she plans to continue highlighting artists, activists, and activities that bring to light and offer solutions to gender-based violence.


Moonbeam 2023

event coverage courtesy of Filipino TV


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performer.

From a young age, Kaye was drawn to being a performer. Whether she was lip syncing to Stacy Lattisaw’s 1981 hit or throwing on her ballet leotard and gym socks to perform an impromptu show in her living room, she loved to be in front of an audience. Now, with countless shows under her belt, she’s graced stages locally and abroad with traditional Filipino folk dance troupe Folklorico Filipino Canada and with neo-Filipino folk dance group Hataw Performing Arts as a principal dancer.

Throughout Toronto, Canada and during a 2020 tour in Southeast Asia, with “Kasa“, Kaye has shared her attraction to the aerial hammock, flare for fan dancing, and skillful shape shifting at events and parties alongside acro partner, Sam Wright.

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Practitioner.

Proudly Filipina-Canadian and founder of Ashtaerial, Kaye began her yoga journey with hot yoga, quickly making it a regular self-care practice. Yoga opened her to mindfulness and a deeper connection to her body, inspiring her to help others find the same benefits. She became a certified yoga teacher at Balance Life Yoga, and then an aerial yoga teacher through Zero Gravity Aerial Yoga and P3 Yoga. She further developed her skills in India at Kranti Yoga School and explored traditional Ashtanga under Sharath Jois. Kaye’s expertise spans Vinyasa, Aerial, Pre/Postnatal, Acro, Yin, and Restorative Yoga, as well as Functional Range Conditioning.

Aerial Yoga pop-up at Camp Yoga 2022

With over a decade of experience as a serial yogipreneur, and Kaye’s experience spans the industry through her former company “kaye.yoga”. She produced signature programs such as “Pineapple Flow” and hosted and produced the nationally televised series “Live Breathe Yoga” in English on Filipino TV. She also co-produced “Next Level OM”, a specialty yoga retreat featuring Aerial, SUP and Acro Yoga.

Photo by Jay Crews Photography for Duonamic

Kaye has been creatively connecting people with a stronger, healthier relationship with themselves since 2012 and has been featured as one of Canada’s Top Fitness Instructors 2023 in Impact Magazine.

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