Think Like an Acrobat, Ep. 1–Let’s Innovate For Yourself–Mastering the Side Hustle
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Read moreIn this short series titled Circus Immersion, Martin Frennette explores the ins and outs of a circus discipline through the…
Read moreIn Thom Wall’s new book Juggling–What It Is And How To Do It –a not so brief introduction to the world’s…
Read moreThe International Jugglers Association’s Festival (founded in 1947) celebrated its festival as many other circus festivals this year did–online. This…
Read moreIn our media-saturated world in which individuals must manage excessive demands on their time and attention, we praise the skill…
Read moreLadies and gentlemen, this is how you make your art socially relevant and reach a wide audience about your cause….
Read moreOne positive thing that the coronavirus pandemic isolation has given performers is the gift of time to focus on special…
Read moreArtistic director of Parallel Exit and circus artist Mark Lonergan is making good use of his quarantine time by giving…
Read moreZak McAllister and Stephen Doutt, two circus school students from Philadelphia, are using their quarantine time to create. Already on…
Read moreThoughts on practice as Research in Circus, by Robin Dale, creator and performer of “What Does Stuff Do?” Thinking it…
Read moreOne winning master-juggler will wing their way to Mexico after a competition next week in Katikati. “These guys are beasts…
Read moreThe Ted X Youtube page says of Thom Wall that he is, “known for his avant-garde performance style and is…
Read moreJuggling features heavily in Phelim McDermott’s US premier of the production of Philip Glass’ Akhnaten, now playing at the New York Metropolitan…
Read moreHigh summer is here, and this August that means the European Juggling Convention is in high gear. For nearly 24…
Read moreThis last year, I’ve been researching playfulness in greater depth. It has always been an important part of my juggling…
Read moreJuggling or How To Become a Juggler: the annotated edition is another piece of juggling literature from Modern Vaudeville Press…
Read more“In all the other languages all over the world juggling is a verb, it’s an action. In the French language…
Read moreThis short review in the Boston Globe is an indicator of the growing trend of circus as a contemporary art…
Read moreLAZUZ is an Israeli/ French/Swedish contemporary circus company created by Ron Beeri & Itamar Glucksmann.Through their personal approach, Itamar and…
Read moreMy 17-year-old son had just returned home from the European Juggling Convention where he was fortunate enough to see many…
Read moreAs a boy, Emil Otto Paul Braun, born in 1859 in a Prussian (now Polish) village, was renowned for his…
Read moreReferred to by my juggling son as his favorite ‘Gentleman juggler’, Thom Wall has celebrated at least his last two…
Read moreWhat happens when you put a neuroscientist like professor Maarten Frens and a juggler and psychologist like Harm van der…
Read moreSean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala have been the backbone of the juggling company Gandini for 24 years. Their signature style,…
Read moreThe juggling community has lost one of its living legends, Edoardo Raspini, who passed away on January 11, 2015, just…
Read moreNino Frediani stands in his kitchen, ready for an impromptu demonstration of his craft: throwing things into the air with…
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