Yuki Ueda - is Yuki the Juggler
Juggling Shows Just for You
CATERED JUGGLING SHOWS
With 15 years of performances in over ten countries around the globe, Yuki brings a mix of traditional and modern juggling techniques to bring laughs and awe to audiences.
About Yuki
Yuki is a Japanese Canadian professional juggler based in Vancouver, Canada. Yuki started performing on the streets of Europe in 2007 and then moved on to Africa to train and develop his initial performance style. After moving back to Vancouver, Canada, in 2009, he started focusing on collaboration projects, which led him to recognition amongst the juggling community in North America. In 2014, Yuki organized a group of jugglers to produce 'The New Conformity', the show which won awards at theatre festivals. Yuki's co-owned company, Cause & Effect Circus, is developing a new production in collaboration with witPepper's Ghost: New Media & Performance Collective, funded by the Canada Arts Council.
Despite all the collaboration projects, Yuki has a few solo achievements including:
2013 ~ 1st place at East Japan Juggling Jam Session in 2013
2015 & 2019 ~ Awarded the CanSpin: Canadian Juggler of the Year Award
Yuki has been a board member of The International Juggling Association and Madskillz Vancouver Society to help promote the juggling arts. Yuki is also an inspiring trainer, and few of his former students have been accepted to circus schools such as Ecole de Nationale de Cirque.
Shows, Acts, and Character
A show can be catered to any size and length to provide the best spectacle for your event.
The characters can be presented as an act or ambient/roving entertainment to suit your needs.
Shows
From traditional juggling to fresh object manipulation.
An engaging and interactive circus show catered to each occasion.
The Wazao Igarashi Show
He comes from Japan to bring you a mix of traditional and new Japanese juggling techniques.
Yuki The Juggler / The Funky Yukalator
The New Conformity
"... transcends circus performance"
–– The Marble Theatre Review
An award-winning social commentary through tightly choreographed prop manipulation and physical theatre.
Duality
Contemporary juggling explores the acceptance of two individuals, one with bipolar disorder and the other a bilingual Japanese Canadian, facing struggles to fit in society.
