Jasmine sits on the Board of Directors of the Federation Mondiale du Cirque under the patronage of H.S.H. Princess Stephanie of Monaco. She is Founding Director of the Australian Circus Festival & J.S. Creations. As a child she studied dancing, gymnastics and drama at the McDonald College of Performing Arts and went onto training in circus arts and toured the world as a contortionist, acrobat, aerialist and dancer with classical and contemporary circus companies.
Jasmine opened Gala Entertainment Management in San Diego in 2005, which quickly grew to one of the world’s largest entertainment agencies for circus, dancers and musicians. She also directed the Australian Institute of Circus Arts and Coffs Harbour PCYC Rhythmic Gymnastics Club from 2007-2010. She then made a move to Asia for 5 years, where she Co-Directed R Empire & Gala Entertainment in Macau and Singapore, where she created shows, events and contracted artists for Macau and Singapore's leading casinos. She became Talent & PR Manager and was involved in service operations for Asia's largest entertainment & nightlife company LifeBrandz PTE LTD/Cannery Leisure.
Jasmine has sat as a jury member for 13yrs at International circus competitions in France, China, Russia, Spain, and Belarus. She is now based in Sydney, Australia creating bespoke acts for Europe's leading circuses, varieties and cabarets with her company J.S. Creations and was nominated for best choreographer/creative director at the International Circus Masters Awards in Sochi, Russia 2015. Her act creations have gone onto winning awards in France, Russia, Spain, China, Japan, Italy, Monte Carlo and Belarus.
A member of the steering committee and founding member of the Federation Mondiale du Cirque's "Global Alliance of Circus Schools", a federation networking with schools across all continents to create more performance opportunities for young artists. Jasmine's passion to protect the intangible heritage of classical circus has seen her work alongside Australian Circuses with Parliament and the Department of Primary Industries on government Inquiries and Bills and she presents at many global conferences advocating and raising awareness for the Australian Circus Industry.
She is currently creating a show called "Karanga". dedicated to her Māori heritage that combines circus arts with traditional and contemporary Māori dance, weaponry and music. She hopes to continue to combine her Indigenous Māori and Jewish heritage into her creations and continue to grow as an artist through her culture.