BOULDERFEST PUBLIC SHOW
Location: Dairy Arts Center
Saturday, June 28th
7 PM - 9 PM (Doors 6:30 PM)
Tickets are available for preorder or can be purchased at the door. There is a distinct possibility that show tickets will sell out, so please consider buying them in advance.
Kellin Quinn has been called the greatest juggler of all time. He’s also been called a pretty good above average juggler. You can decide for yourself.
Growing up in the rarely mentioned St. Louis, MO. Kellin attended a youth circus by the name of Circus Harmony. A training program that has fostered some of the top circus stars midwest America had to offer. By the time he became a young adult he was already world renowned for his signature style and creative juggling flair. He then honed in on that passion at the National Circus School in Montreal Canada. Graduating in 2018 ready to take on the world he did just that.
His accomplishments are so great they can’t be measured. But they can be listed;
Gold medalist at the international jugglers association festival, people’s choice at that same festival 2 years in a row, as well as people’s choice at Young Stage circus festival in Basel.
Cody Carter, better known as “Cody the Twirler” is a 4-time World Champion Baton Twirler who also competed on season 11 of America’s Got Talent. Cody’s hybrid art form combines his World Champion baton twirling skills with footwork-dance and breakdancing. Cody will be debuting a new “Musical Baton & Juggling” act at the Boulder Juggling Festival. This unique act will highlight 3 LED batons with sensors on them that track how fast they’re spinning. Cody will twirl and juggle these 3 batons and in reaction to the spinning, he will create an array of sounds while composing music live.
Kenzey has been working with hoops for 15 years, performing and teaching throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Europe. With a dynamic style and a passion for movement, she loves inspiring others to step out of their comfort zone and try something new. Whether on stage or in the classroom, Kenzey brings energy, creativity, and an encouraging approach to hooping and juggling.
Ty is a juggler from Longmont, CO. They love juggling and hope you do too.
This circus artist trained internationally and specializes in aerial straps, flow arts, and clown. Please welcome The Clumsy Acrobat, aka, Christian Carr!
Marvin and Melanie have combined the artistry of club juggling with the infinite expanse of space in their Cirque du Space Katz duo routine.
This cosmic spectacle is just over a year old and continues to defy both gravity and expectations. This unearthly duet will ignite your imagination,
showcasing over 20 years of skills and experience.
Jon Jacq is a diaboloist who’s been juggling for about 11 years. Born in Mexico, he gave workshops there before spending a few years juggling in France. He’s now based in Colorado
Creative, captivating, quirky, and cute! Cam Resch AKA "The Mighty Bear-snake" has an affinity for sweet treats and even sweeter tricks. With over 17 years of experience playing with lights in the dark they deliver a refreshingly clowny and contemporary approach to club juggling.
Cindy Marvell started juggling when her Father and her Aunt rediscovered their teenaged skills. Attending the New York Juggling Club, “Falling Debris,” Cindy also entertained at events around the city. She performed at the Carnegiee Hall Serenades Festival, Avery Fischer Hall’s Young People’s Concerts, and in PBS Special by Elizabeth Swados. A cello and handbell player, she finished 4th in the Juniors Competition at the IJA in Las Vegas and attended Oberlin College graduating with Honors. In 1989 she became the first woman to win the Lucas Cup at the International Jugglers’ Association. She worked with the companies of choreographers Howard Katz Fireheart and Wendy Osserman performing in “Arena” and “Bouncing Back.” She also performed at Lincoln Center Out-of-Doors performing in the All-American Juggle-In with Honey Burgess and in “Ladyfingers” with Kezia Tenenbaum of Airjazz. She worked with the championship team Darn, Good and Funny, winning silver medal, and joined Lazer Vaudeville in 1994. She toured with Lazer Vaudeville performing in solo and team acts for about 17 years, marrying founding director Carter Brown in the year 2000. In 2004 she founded the Boulder Circus Center with Carter Brown and in 2006 they had a son, Theo. Marvell also performed with the Freedom Family Circus at the Edinburgh Fringe and at the Boulder International Fringe. She juggled in the Denver film “La Jeune Fille,” that played the Tattered Cover and New York City. Marvell and Leaverton co-produced the documentary “Trailblazers: Women Who Juggle” on Hulu. Cindy enjoyed performing with the Boudler Juggling Club's Stage Party and is happy to be juggling and teaching workshops this year. Many of her acts, collaborations and articles can be found at cindymarvell.com
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