Need a lot of impact for a large group? Strolling allows brief, highly-visual, interactive entertainment with individuals and small groups. Using juggling, audience participation and small magic tricks, Brad brings variety entertainment to your guests wherever they are - from the picnic area to people waiting in lines. Abbreviated mini-circus workshops (above right) add to the fun.

Best For: Groups that are spread out across a large area or anywhere there are a number of people waiting in lines.

One or more circus artists come to your school  or camp and start with an assembly program with juggling, clowning & more. After the circus show, workshops are taught by the circus artists, helping kids learn physical dexterity, teamwork, persistence, self-esteem and more as they have a blast developing juggling, stilt walking, balancing, acrobatic and performing skills.

Best For: Schools, camps, scout troupes, even libraries - run away with the circus without leaving home!

“FUNance for Kids” teaches kids valuable lessons about money and finance. Financial concepts are entertainingly demonstrated using a delightful combination of zany comedy, magic, circus arts and lots of audience participation!  Brad created the program from an understanding of both entertainment and finance. His years of experience as a financial advisor  and world-renowned performer make him uniquely qualified to teach financial literacy to kids.

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With all eyes on him, Brad entertains with comedy, juggling, vaudeville arts and audience participation for up to 45 minutes. For schools, Brad’s magic and circus show delights K-6 students with the story of a career in the performing arts!

Best For: Groups that are concentrated in one space for designated showtimes. Brings people together for a shared fun experience!

Optional: Add a second complimenting performer for even more impact!

A high-visibility area is chosen where Brad entertains with a shorter, less-formal version of his stage show for the people that gather to watch. (In a tent in the above photo.) Similar to street performing, with lots of interaction with the audience.

Best For: Large events with attendees arriving and departing at different times.

Optional: Often combined with Circus Workshops (right)

Hands-on fun for your guests! Brad provides circus props and expert instruction to teach children of all ages (from toddlers to grandparents!) circus skills! Mini-workshops allow everyone to get a quick glimpse of the joy of being a circus star! Subjects include: juggling (scarves, beanbags); balancing; Chinese yo-yo; Phantom stick; ball spinning; lassos (rope spinning); clowning and more!

Best For: Schools, camps, any event where people want to be hands-on participants.

Optional: Combine with other performances. For maximum impact, add additional circus instructors for an appropriate student/teacher ratio.