As Fraser Hooper's act had been finished at this spot before the finale took place, he also took part in the finale show, bringing a kid up from the audience for a bit of goofing around.
The Checkerboard Guy returned as well. He took an element from his solo show as his part of the show- shuffling three unconnected wooden boxes back and forth, including behind him and behind his legs, keeping them held in a line- and over-reacting on one occasion when they didn't.
And two more acrobats took part. Kim from Street Circus collaborated with Reuben DotDot Dot again, as they had in an evening group show, for some handstand tricks.
Who pays them all for the entertainment and time they give - or is a hat passed around the audience?
ReplyDelete...wow, what a show!
ReplyDeleteStill busy with my photos ! Coming back from such a long trip, I have quite some work to do !
ReplyDeleteGostei de ver estes acrobatas em plena acção.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e bom fim-de-semana.
Andarilhar
Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
Livros-Autografados
i love the hat. those pants are so cool too. what fun outfits. happy weekend!! ( ;
ReplyDeleteThese shows are crowd pullers! Very entertaining!
ReplyDeleteThose checkered pants are so 80's. Love them!
ReplyDeleteMy grandson always wants to be "the kid from the audience" who gets to help the magician!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love those handstand pictures. I wish I had that sort of balance. :-)
ReplyDeleteHello, they are amazing. Great show! Enjoy your day and weekend!
ReplyDeleteHandstands are impressive.
ReplyDeleteThose handstands are pretty darn impressive.
ReplyDeleteAll great shows. I've seen the box event before. I do like the handstand people.
ReplyDelete@Rosemary: it's a pass the hat around the audience sort of thing at the end of the act, but there are sponsors involved as well.
ReplyDelete@Tom: it was!
@Gattina: take your time.
@Francisco: thanks!
@Beth: thank you.
@Nancy: they did bring out the crowds!
@Sandi: you couldn't miss them in a crowd.
@Shammickite: I'd be the sort who'd much rather take photographs!
@DJan: I certainly don't have that balance!
@Eileen: thank you!
@Marie: they are.
@Sharon: definitely.
@Red: it was funny to watch the box routine.
It is aways fun to find a cooperative kid from the audience!
ReplyDeleteJanis
GDP
That was quite a finale William, lots to see and enjoy ✨
ReplyDeleteAmazing shows, William !
ReplyDeleteThat was the place to be that evening!
ReplyDeleteWow the acrobats would be something to see!
ReplyDeleteFun acrobat photos!
ReplyDeleteHappy Day to you,
A ShutterBug Explores
I am really enjoying these posts!
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What a fantastic show. Great photos, William!
ReplyDelete@Janis: it helps!
ReplyDelete@Grace: it was a blast.
@Karl: I enjoyed the whole series.
@RedPat: I told someone I know during the festival that if you can only see one show, the finale should be it.
@Janey: they were very good.
@Carol: thanks!
@Catarina: one more day to go.
@Bill: thank you!
More great pics of these interesting performers. I wonder how they get into this line of work? Were they born into it do you think, or did they suddenly decide later in life? Would enjoy reading their reasons. They certainly look very entertaining.
ReplyDeleteInteresting performance. I admire their agility.
ReplyDeletewhat strength... i would love to try it ... i know i probably couldn't do it ...but it would be fun and funny to see??! lol! ( ;
ReplyDeleteSuper! I want to get those checkered pants for my hubby :) you have been been very busy sharing these talented performers. I really appreciate it, very enjoyable.
ReplyDeleteFun. Basic. somehow part of a very ancient tradtion
ReplyDeleteAlways fun when they bring in a kid from the audience.
ReplyDeleteThese folks look like they do a really good show. I love the audience participation!
ReplyDeleteCool show.
ReplyDeleteLooks such a great show :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Gosh.
ReplyDelete@Denise: at some point they must decide.
ReplyDelete@Linda: so do I.
@Beth: it was a blast.
@Cloudia: definitely.
@Sallie: that it is.
@Jeanie: so do I.
@Klara: indeed.
@Jan: it was.
@Jennifer: it was a blast.