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Master/beast club passing act - Didier Andre & Fabian Alberola - in Archaos "The Last Show on Earth" Australia 1992 The strongest character-based juggling act I've seen. Skill level was high for its time (5 clubs each, solid 8 club pass), the act is beautifully constructed, and it rocked the show every night I saw it.

Boul - Frederic Zipperlin - at the 12th Cirque de Demain 1989. He gained a bronze medal. Quirky bouffon character. Entry in large bubble. Acrylic juggling. Ball juggling. Contortion with large ball.

Boul - Frederic Zipperlin - on German TV show Hollymund. Inside bubble. Acrylic juggling. Ball juggling. Quirky bouffon character - apparently devised with CDS.

For me, the concept of a "Look Mum I made a juggling video" refers to a video that is made, not to introduce any new ideas to the juggling community, but rather made because it seems like the thing to do. That is why this film is entitled 'Dave's "Look Mum I Made A Juggling Video" Video'. This movie is intended as a parody on the "Look Mum" video genre. You probably won't learn any new tricks, but hopefully you'll have a good laugh. It should also be noted that this video features neither my true juggling potential nor my true personality. They are both facets of a character that I created for this movie. Enjoy.

For more info go to www.dsjuggling.nl or visit www.facebook.com/davidseverins

This video was filmed by The Busking Project in Vancouver and South America. It features Goldie, a statue character whom, when tipped, jugglers her face off.

A full length collaboration film featuring mostly Israeli and non Israeli jugglers and performers. The dream like story takes the viewer from the carpentry where Ori himself was created by his father to a surrealistic journey. While traveling in his own mind using his imagination Ori meets several bizarre characters, each one master a different Juggling prop. It took a year and a half to create the film which was shot in Israel, Italy, Spain and Europe. P.T.P combines original editing style, Psychedelic animation and soundtrack. The plot is not laniary and hazy at times which gives a sense of confusion and fantasy. The film is highly recommended to those who appreciate visual art, music and Juggling. Participants (A-Z): Aaron Tobiass, Ayal Benin, Bar Mualem, Boaz Nir-Shallom, Daniel Bareket, Dekel Azulay, Edgar Groll, Lorenzo Mastropietro, Neta Oren, Noam Geller, Ori Roth, Pavel Evsukevich, Ron Beeri, Tavo Del Prato, Uri Zelig, Yaniv Eliash, Yuval Roth. 55:19 minutes, WMV/MP4 PAL 805/820 MB, 12 euros

Co host Steve Hoggan and Rich Kohut talk about Tony Pezzo's DVD, Taylor's "Caught in the Dark", Ben's Balance Tricks 2, how personality and character affects your image and juggling style, and the Hurrican Hugo Festival.

Newsreel footage on Mitcham Fair, August 1930. Features a cowboy character twirling rope and juggling knives.

Es gibt eine Figur namens Muro die auf Felsplateaus auftaucht, einen Beutel bei sich trägt und dann ein Häufchen Bälle auspackt. Ein Spiel beginnt. Rhythmus ist das Ritual. Er nährt Muros. Und in Muros Welt gibt es keinen Platz für Bälle, die nicht nach seinen Regeln spielen... ~ There is a character named Muro appearing on rocky plateaus, carrying a small bag with balls in it. A game begins. Rhythm becomes a ritual. It nuorishes Muro. And in Muro's world there is no place for balls who break the rules of his game... Design & Performance: Matthias Buhrow Kontakt: [email protected]

A performance of a routine created especially for this dinner show. With the requirements: - Adolescent character/feeling - Interested in girl character - more interesting than technical This is the result.

2 male Chinese acrobats performing with tridents. I do not know which troupe they are from. This skill is sometimes called Fei-cha. It is a traditional Chinese acrobatic form. The tridents have loose elements at the head, which creates the characteristic jangling noise. From a video titled Chinese Acrobatic Feats.

Solo female Chinese acrobat performing with tridents. I do not know which troupe she is from. This skill is sometimes called Fei-cha. It is a traditional Chinese acrobatic form. The tridents have loose elements at the head, which creates the characteristic jangling noise. From a video titled Beijing Magic Shows.

Teenage boy & girl from Chinese acrobatic troupe performing with tridents - a traditional Chinese acrobatic form. From the Chinese National troupe. The trident heads have loose elements which make the characteristic jangling noise. (This skill is also known as fei-cha)