Matt and Myles
They met on a beach when they were very young: brassy Myles Kane and classy Matt Guzzardo. Through good times and bad times, through broken marriages and budding careers, they still had each other. There's never been a friendship quite like Myles and Matt's. From faking an orgasm at the corner deli to debating the odds of having great sex with a guy named "Sheldon", there's nothing Myles and Matt won't do. Well, almost nothing. With the help of Rufus, an ultra-cool messenger in a time-traveling phone booth, the triumphant twosome will warm your hearts and leave you cheering for more.    top of page

Chris Chiappini
Chris Chiappini is arguably the world's sexiest juggler and inarguably one of its most highly skilled. He can be seen this month on ESPN and ESPN2 competing in the World Juggling Federation championships. In 2000, he won the International Jugglers' Association's gold medal for jugglers under 18. He is also a marathoner. We are proud to say he is a regular Irregular at the NYC Carmine Street Juggling Club.    top of page

Cowboys and Idiots
Adam Danoff has been a cowboy for only a few short months, but he has been a juggler for over a decade. Patrick Jones has been a juggler for only a few short years, but he has been an idiot his entire life.    top of page

Dorothy Finnigan
Dorothy attended her first juggling convention as an embryo. She grew up believing jugglers were normal people. 20 years later, she still aspires to be one of them. Her search for juggling acceptance led her to street perform around the world and now causes her to pursue a BA in "undeclared."    top of page

Adam Kuchler
Originally from Wisconsin, Adam began his career with Circus Smirkus, a youth circus based in Vermont. Since then, he has performed across North America with Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus and Barnum's Kaliedoscape, in Japan with the Kinoshita Circus, in New York and nationally in Bindlestiff Family Cirkus' High Heels and Red Noses, in Chicago with Midnight Circus, and in Reno at the International Jugglers' Association Cascade of Stars show. In his spare time, he likes Taco Bell.    top of page

Fistful of Lice
Fistful of Lice are two people, four hands, and five hats; in other words: prats with hats. Sandra Reichl from Germany and Andy Gray from England took inspiration from the great Johnson Brothers. Fistful of Lice debuted their hat routine in 2003 at the British Juggling Convention in Brighton. Since then they have performed at numerous juggling conventions and cabarets throughout England and mainland Europe.    top of page

Ambrose Martos
Ambrose Martos has performed standup, clown, improv, sketch and dance around New York City and the world. He was a finalist in the BBC Open Mic competition at the Edinburgh International Fringe Festival and once had his roller skating disco act described as "brave comedy" by ABC's Diane Sawyer. Ambrose is a regular host and performer at New York City's best vaudeville reviews and has performed on the largest cruise ship in the world for Royal Caribbean. Ambrose plays the lead role in the indie film Lutoski Fish Sticks. He is a 1997 graduate of Clown College, a member of the Big Apple Circus Clown Care Unit and part of the comedy trio Happy Hour.    top of page

Denis Paumier
Denis Paumier is co-founder of the company Les Objets Volants and has produced and performed juggling shows in his native France and around the world since 1999. The company's shows include humorous theatrical pieces as well as experimental works with object manipulation and siteswap theory. Denis studied at circus schools in Rosny-sous-Bois and Châlons-en-Champagne, performed in Circus Cantabilé and Zoo Muzique, and taught at the Universités d'Eté du Jonglage with Maksim Komaro. In 2002, his work was awarded a "Jeunes Talents Cirque" prize from Théâtre de la Cité Internationale, Paris.    top of page

Wes Peden
Wes Peden is a 14-year-old obsessive juggler who enjoys manipulating random props with wild abandon and experimenting with ramen and omelets. He has won the 2004 IJA Junior Championships as well as numerous thumb wrestling matches with his sister. He enjoys being creative and pondering over questions such as, "Where does Spring water come from in the Winter?"    top of page

Cécile Poncet
Currently living in Montreal, Canada, Cécile is originally from the 3,000-person village of Le Versoud, France, near Grenoble. She graduated from the Circus Space in London, England, with a precise and elegant five-club routine in 1999, and joined the Gandini Juggling Project for one year. Cécile competed in the IJA Individuals Championship in Niagara, New York in 1999, and has performed at EJC 1999 (Public Show), BJC 2000, and EJC 2004. For the last four years, Cécile has been taking a break from juggling to travel and study, but she has recently taken it up again and is developing a duo act. Cécile returns to the stage to debut her six-club solo routine for Juggle These.    top of page

Trained Human Club
Trained Human Club is the dynamic two-man performing team of Matt Henry and Randy Cabral. Matt is a World Juggling Champion and Randy...is a really nice guy. They cite the influence of Stomp and Blue Man Group on their new production Anthropology, where juggling, percussion, music, and physical comedy combine with high tech special effects to create a mesmerizing spectacle that's as funny as it is awe-inspiring.    top of page

Playful Productions®
In addition to producing shows, Playful Productions books performers for special events, corporate training, and education programs. President Viveca Gardiner was a director of the Big Apple Circus and is a member of Bindlestiff Family Cirkus' advisory board, a contributing editor of JUGGLE magazine, and a co-producer of the Grand Falloons. She has rigged for Cirque du Soleil; coached for Circus of the Kids; performed as a juggler, ringmistress, trapeze artist, stilt walker, and roller skater. She also teaches, consults, and writes... and wins reality TV shows. Most importantly, she is a Carmine Street Juggler.    top of page