Chloe Goolsby started training in dance and acrobatics at age three and then proceeded to perform competitively throughout the Pacific Northwest. Chloe graduated from the University of Washington in June 2013 with a dance and molecular biology double degree, receiving training under Hannah Wiley, Jen Salk, Jurg Koch and the opportunity to take classes from companies such as Trey McIntyre, Compagnie Marie Chouinard, and Merce Cunningham. There, Chloe also performed and choreographed in many concerts, eventually earning first place for most realized dance production her senior year for choreography. Soon after graduation, Chloe was introduced to The Cabiri in February of 2014 and quickly began training in various aerial appartuses through their aerial training program. Chloe has now performed in Tewaz, the first production in the TEA trilogy, Ghost Games 2014, and the December 2014 production of Carpathian Dawn. She specializes in dance, ground acrobatics, and aerial hoop and tissu.