Kids Juggling show and more!
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Juggler - Balancing Act- Ballon Twister- Childrens party Entertainment- Circus Entertainment - Comedian, Comedy Sow Variety Entertainers.
Be prepared for nonstop laughs and witness astounding feats such as balancing 10 metal folding chairs on the chin. Your guests talking about your event for a long time as you have world-wide professional comedy juggler and variety performer Craig Wise leave memories with his energizing enthusiasm entertainment at your engagement. Based in Livonia Michigan and will travel everywhere to make a difference and instill many memorable moments for your friends and family to share. 20 years he has been keeping people of all ages on the edge of their seats and wanting more of his crazy antics and family comedy style show.
Price Range: $200 and up.
Gig Length: 30 - 60 minutes
Languages: English
Insurance: $1,000,000 - Entertainers Insurance.
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What to Expect
The Craig Family Comedy Juggling Variety Show is an experience you will not soon forget. This show, which is 45 minutes in length of non-stop action and audience participation, will take you to the edge of your seat as you become Wowed and Amazed. No matter your age, from toddlers and grade school children, to teens, young adults, parents, seniors, and everyone in between-- Crazy Craig Will keep you smiling, laughing and wanting more of his Fun Crazy Antics!
About
Craig has been performing for 15+ years now and loves what he does and can see himself touring colleges, schools, corporations, cruise lines and resorts in the upcoming year. Craig lives in Livonia, MI, which is between Ann Arbor and Detroit where he spends a few nights a week practicing with other performers.
Craig used to live in Ypsilanti, Michigan, December 2012 -May 2016 and Perrysburg OH near Toledo, Ohio from December 2010- December 2012.
Before Ohio, Craig lived in Connecticut where he finished high school at Southington High with honors and completed a four-year liberal arts bachelors of theater at Eastern Connecticut State University. His entertainment career took off in the summer of 2003 when he worked as a performer at Lake Compouce Amusement park, just a few miles away from his home in Southington. He was the costume character manager as well as performed juggling, devil-sticks, unicycle, stilts,