Routines

[rich shumaker]

So I have no real routine.
I have thought of plenty but that would require me to practice
consistently and have a practice space.
My parents living room is a bit confining.
So does anyone have a set routine. Or anything they are working on.
I define a routine as set movements to music, with special lighting or not.
Think theatre like broadway. Over 1 minute less than 10. More than
10 minutes would be an epic.
My favorite routine that I have seen in recent years was Red Ball by
"DAMN I FORGET HIS NAME". Figures I contact the guy by email and he
never responds and I forget his name. Well anyway he is probably one
of the most talented Jugglers I have ever seen. I know it is not
Moschen but he did work with Moschen in Cirque.
So my list of favorite jugglers that I have never really met goes like
this Michael Menes, The "Red Ball" Routine Juggler(damn my memory),
Michael Moschen, and Tony Duncan. I have met Tony Duncan before.
Didn't really hang out just acted the fool and stood near him for a
while. As we worked on his 3 head stalls rolling from one to the next
to the next to the next. With me mumbling how bad I sux.

Oh and I almost forgot to mention this.
Michael Moschen (pronounced: "motion") will be performing at the
McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton NJ on Saturday, January 22. Show
starts at 11:00 AM, and tickets are $16.00
Got this from my local club, Turks Head Juggling Club.

-RS

[Scott Hughey]

I have done a few juggling routines. I don't have a set
one; but I come up with something different for each
performance (about three so far). As I get better, I want
to incorporate Contact Juggling into it.

As a juggler, I tend towards comedy juggling. With the
CJ'ing I'm trying to think of ways to do comedy with that
as well.

-Scott



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[rpenalozan]

i have no routine, nor enough cjing abilities to perform one. I
practice mostly in my room, which is 3x4 meters, and has a computer in
it (so, am very careful when practicing).
Maybe some day, when i get better, i can try and make a routine. For
the moment, that seems very far away