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Post by emilyw

The major premise is that circus needs to evolve, or etc.I think the author missed a trick when they said "If we want circus to become more [whatever], we need to [do things]".Most of the article is...

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Post by Richard Loxley

The best number to pass with is the number of passers you have available at the time :-)I'm all for inclusivity!Post replyby Richard Loxley, in response to this post 2015-12-18 14:57:13

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Post by Little Paul

Awesomes. The thing you emailed me did the trick.It looks like I'm going Tuesday as well then, and bringing a non-juggler mate of mine with me. Hurrah!Post replyby Little Paul, in response to this post...

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Post by bad1dobby

Well stated, emilyw.I must admit, the point at which I completely parted company with the article was "post-human experiences"... there's a level of wanky-bollocks beyond which I will not go!Post...

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Post by Daniel Simu

Some of the critique on this article might stem from the issue that we still try to see and define circus as a whole.I've never heard of anyone commenting on dance as a whole, or theatre as a whole.The...

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Post by Daniel Simu

With less passers, there is a smaller chance of error, and thus you can work on more difficult/complicated stuff! Therefore I voted 4 but actually I mean 2.. ;)Once you've decided to go with group...

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Post by lukeburrage

I love some wanky-bollocks discussions and theories.Post replyby lukeburrage, in response to this post 2015-12-18 23:05:12

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Post by lukeburrage

Like I said, I agree with much of the article. And I would think it an important discussion if I thought circus needed to evolve or change or whatever. But if it does or not must be decided first,...

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Post by Maria

It doesn't really matter to me what is the "best" number of people to pass with, at my juggling club we are usually 2-5 passers and we choose a pattern according to the number of passers present.Uhm,...

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Post by EricS

4 people: 11 club shooting star (4 count, singles, move when you have two clubs). Philadelphia line (Passers 1 and 2 face Passers 3 and 4) 1 2 3 4Passers 1 and 4 pass double/double/triple, passers 2...

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Post by Little Paul

I do enjoy shooting star patterns, although I prefer the 4-person-9-club-move-when-your-hands-are-empty versionPost replyby Little Paul, in response to this post 2015-12-19 05:22:05

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Post by Oscar Lindberg

This thread has been moved to Meta talk.Post replyby Oscar Lindberg, 2015-12-19 13:04:22

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Post by emilyw

One does has to "suspend disbelief" a little sometimes. I find there's a big problem when wanky-bollocks approaches the issue of real people and what they should do or think or how they should regard...

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Post by Little Paul

I'll just leave this video of Sergey Ignatov here...https://youtu.be/_f-F1WbWCIYPost replyby Little Paul, 2015-12-19 14:35:46

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Post by The Void

Just got around to watching this. (Didn't like the title. ;) ) Lots of fun, and I really liked a lot of the body bounce stuff.Cheers dude!Post replyby The Void, in response to this post 2015-12-19...

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Post by 7b_wizard

Nice find! .. Feeding a crawler with "ignatov circus adventure riva del garda gran premio del circo" gave 1995 (at age 45) and he won some platinum award....

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Post by Edwin

Hi,I use to run Imperial college juggling and this year we moved to Tuesday's. If you want to visit us next term feel free, we do try to provide tea and cake so from what I can tell that makes us...

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Post by Daniel Simu

Wow, that Circopedia article you linked to is really well written and detailed and stuff! I wonder who wrote that.... :pNo seriously, if anyone is interested in the more subjective & sourced...

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Post by Daniel Simu

I've always wanted to comment on my own article, as it seems like I think of him as some kind of superman.I think Sergei is very much overrated.His ring work is great, the best of his time. His...

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Post by bad1dobby

It helps to put it in historical context. Ignatov was one of the three top soloists in Russia - Biljauer, Popovitch, Ignatov - when Russia was beginning to open up to the West. At the time the Russian...

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