Category: Juggling

Peapot – 3 Ball Different Ways

Ahhh the old Peapot 3 Ball different ways VHS is now on Youtube.
Maksim Komaro, Ville Walo and Jay Gilligan.
Still fantastic inspiration for any jugglers wanting to expand their repertoire.
You might want to listen to your own music.
After the fold is the very useful breakdown of which tricks happen when on the video.
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Katapult – Berlin

outside_katapultAt EJC, Oli was excited to tell us about a new training space for jugglers that is opening in Berlin called Katapult Website with info, facebook page and you can join the Katapult mailing list here.

They already have a schedule of AMAZING workshops between now and the end of the year, more details on their site:
28 Sept – 2 Oct: Clown with Pete Sweet
3 Oct – 14 Oct: Critical Mess Residency
14 & 15 Oct: Critical Mess showing (evening showings)
17 – 22 Oct: Windstyle with Aragorn Boulanger
24 – 28 Oct: Juggling with Morgan Cosquer
11 – 13 Nov: Hoop Intensive with Gail O’Brien
25 – 27 Nov: Under the Ball with Van-Kim Tran and Cyrille Humen
15 – 20 Dec: Juggling with Mikel Ayala

MoM is wishing the Katapult team every success with this new project.

Onni Toivonen – Clubbed to Death

Onni Toivonen threw out great footage of his live act today. It is a highly recommended watch. His dedication to the art of juggling is deep and full. He has a fluid manipulation style paired with highly skilled toss juggling of up to 7 clubs.

And yet, his Clubbed to Death video featured above is a little shorter and grittier. It features his clean manipulation style with funky edits and it is just so gosh darn cool!

You can contact Toivonen here

 

Monsieur Bleublanche

monsieur bluebache

Benoit Vivian  from Cie Voila l’Enchantement has been working out of Belgium since 1998 as a dancer, a juggler, a clown with a huge list of theatrical accomplishments under his belt. This video is a one off improvisation he edited, just as a test of the Go Pro camera. He calls this character “un peu barée” which translates to a little bit silly.