Post by Little Paul
Cool! I'll look forward to seeing it! (and trying to persuade some young juggler to embrace handbags as the Next Cool Prop)Post replyby Little Paul, in response to this post 2015-08-27 13:47:21
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I couldn’t disagree more! I hate routines where a performer spends loads of time and effort to establish a character or a mood or simply to “mesmerise” (sometimes with simple tricks, sometimes with a...
View ArticlePost by DavidCain
Having a live band like Kremo did there was a one time thing for IJA, I believe. It certainly was never the norm or even common.David CainPost replyby DavidCain, in response to this post 2015-08-27...
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I'm with Mike on this one.Especially with those acts (and I'm sure we can all think of a few) who do that meticulously crafted, well thought out character piece, wait for the music to stop - and *then*...
View ArticlePost by DavidCain
First of all, Kremo isn't a gentleman juggler. Gentleman jugglers use common household items that might be found in a gentleman's home. Kremo is a three piece juggler, which is usually a juggler who...
View ArticlePost by Little Paul
OK, fair enough!Surely the earlier IJA fests (before your time, you're not *that* old ;) must have had live music for the gala show though.Post replyby Little Paul, in response to this post 2015-08-27...
View ArticlePost by bad1dobby
Interesting point, but on those criteria surely he qualifies as a g-j? Hat, cigar, gloves, balls & cigar boxes could all be found in a gentleman's home. ;)I take the point, though, that being a g-j...
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I spent a couple of nights in Copenhagen on the way to EJC 2003 in Svendborg; completely by accident I stumbled across Kremo performing twice-nightly with a live band at the Tivoli Gardens.I saw both...
View ArticlePost by John Shearing
I actually think Jenny won the discussion with a knockout blow Jon.How much of Australia have you seen?Was excellent to see Anna back.I only wish I had the time to get to the pub afterwards.Post...
View ArticlePost by Mïark
Was she referring to the Island of Scotland?Post replyby Mïark, in response to this post 2015-08-27 18:02:38
View ArticlePost by Little Paul
What a bizarre context for that act! It manages to strip the props of any relevance whatsoever and they just become a ball and two sticks.I'd love to have been a fly on the wall for the conversation...
View ArticlePost by ^Tom_
I've seen quite a lot of Australia -- but I think Aukland was my favourite city.Post replyby ^Tom_, in response to this post 2015-08-27 18:59:24
View ArticlePost by Orinoco
Wales isn't part of England either.Post replyby Orinoco, in response to this post 2015-08-27 19:12:10
View ArticlePost by John Shearing
I see your point a little better now Jon although I still think Jenny was correct in the general point she was making (even though I wasn't present when said conversation took place). And my question...
View ArticlePost by Daniel Simu
" I asked myself: yeah, but can he also handle more balls?"If I finish my number with 7 balls, the only logical next question is: yes, but can he do 8?I hope by sticking to not so many props I prevent...
View ArticlePost by bad1dobby
Or maybe like this:"We need a fast paced exciting etc. etc..."I have an idea.. Bad boys love to play pool... and smoke, bad boys definitely love to smoke. Perfect, I've got just the act!"Post replyby...
View ArticlePost by bad1dobby
Juggling ball with sensors (& pretty colours)Pretty much exactly what Daniel Simu was suggesting in this post from two years ago.https://www.youtube.com/v/486_SKhgwuAwebsite herePost replyby...
View ArticlePost by Kelhoon
ok, I have to speak up here.A) It's Auckland, not AuklandB) Auckland is in New Zealand, NOT AustraliaC) Auckland is in the North Island, pretty much all the best stuff is in the South Islandbut bonus...
View ArticlePost by Little Paul
Hahahaha!Post replyby Little Paul, in response to this post 2015-08-28 07:29:38
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