by dawnd | Apr 19, 2015 | Tutorials
One thing about juggling and Flow Arts that comes naturally out of practicing for a long time, is the desire to show someone what you have learned. It takes so much time and energy to get good at what you are doing, it’s a natural progression to want to put it...
by dawnd | Apr 14, 2015 | Contact Juggling, Street performing
Five years ago, there was a product released called Fushigi. It was an attempt to sell contact juggling to everyone in North America, but unfortunately it was preceded by a terribly dishonest commercial. This commercial told North America that these balls “floated on...
by dawnd | Apr 5, 2015 | Street performing
Street performing has a wide variation and can be boiled down to about 5 types of street shows, all which vary greatly, but have their own sets of rules and why they work on the streets. The 5 shows you see are Circle, Atmosphere, Musicians, traffic lighting and the...
by dawnd | Mar 22, 2015 | Contact Juggling, Personal, Psychology
This article was written in 2004, before I became a performer. Photo of Yuki Ueda and Benjamin West at the Vancouver Art Gallery meet up Saturday Circus. If you pass by Science World on a sunny Tuesday afternoon, you will see pins flying through the air, people...
by dawnd | Mar 19, 2015 | Fire, Juggling, Psychology, Street performing, Teach and Learn!, Tutorials
Image: Steven Ragatz performs at the ScotiaBank Buskers Festival in 2012 A world class performance requires us to be masters of many disciplines. If you’ve trained properly at a circus school – great! They likely taught you many of these tricks. But, if you’re...
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