Jeremy the Juggler, Unicyclist, Magician and Clown

Jeremy will tailor his entertainment to your particular event, which means any combination of "Big Show" , strolling, teaching origami (or juggling), or making balloon animals.

The Big Show consists of comedy juggling, unicycling, origami, magic and often a fireshow finale (outdoors!)

Strolling is roving around the event usually on a unicycle juggling and entertaining the guests. It can range from ambient (no interaction) to interactive table-to-table 3-minute shows.

Teaching origami and jugging is fun for all ages

Jeremy's balloon creations are best for ages 6 and younger. The menu consists of about 30 different one-balloon animals which can be attached to hats or leashes. Other items include swords, shields, flowers, hearts and crazy hats.

Jeremy Shafer is a highly talented and funny juggler and unicyclist, who has performed at fairs up and down the state and at all sorts of events around the San Francisco Bay Area. His venues include schools, libraries, hospitals, fairs, festivals weddings, birthdays and corporate events. He has entertained for Genentech, Microsoft, Oracle, Industrial Light and Magic, Bayer, Kaiser Permanente, Red Bull, Pixar, Intel, PayPal, Adobe, and Dreyers Ice Cream.

In addition to juggling and unicycling, Jeremy is also a world-famous origami designer specializing mostly in whimsical and kinetic origami models. Every week he uploads a new origami tutorial onto his YouTube channel, (link hidden), which currently has over 750,000 subscribers and 300 million views. He has designed hundreds of original origami models and written three books: "Origami to Astonish and Amuse," "Origami Ooh La La!" and "Origami Pop-ups." He has taught and performed at origami conventions in ten countries and he placed second on TV Champion, a survivor-esque Japanese TV show, competing against four Japanese origami masters. His other talents include handwhistling, salsa dancing, beatbox singing, unicycle tennis and unicycle basketball.

When appropriate, Jeremy uses a 20-watt belt-pack amplifier, which is plenty loud for most audiences. For very large stage shows (200+ people) he can bring a wireless mic that can plug into your sound system.

Jeremy's show can fit into just about any performance space. For the Big Show, shade (at least for the audience) is appreciated, but not required. The Fire Show -- torches, fireballs, flaming unicycle, flaming origami and fire eating -- is for outdoors only.