Pete the Juggler

Pete Moyer is far from your typical clown. He juggles, hula hoops, and does many other circusy things such as the Chinese Yo-Yo, Devil Sticks, and balancing stuff on his chin. He juggles anything from fresh fruit to raw eggs and anything else the audience wants.

His act is VERY funny and is family-friendly. Moms and Dads love him, kids want to be him, and grandparents can't always hear him. (Please let me know what your sound system situation is when you book me)

He's been seen at birthday parties, church events, nursing homes, and even has a few TV appearances under his belt!

His YouTube videos have become quite popular and he'll make sure to include your audience in one that they can go home and rewatch and share with friends.

Pete the Juggler (aka Pete Moyer when his family isn't too embarrassed by him) has been entertaining audiences worldwide with his comedy, juggling, and extreme multitasking. He's been juggling for over 10 years and only stops to sleep. (Yes, he even eats while juggling!)

He holds over 200 world records with (link hidden) (the online equivalent of the Guinness Book) with crazy creative feats like the Longest Time Juggling Laying Down, Most Pull Ups While Hula Hooping, and the Longest Time Juggling Hatchets.

He's been seen internationally on Asahi TV (Japan), Otra Movida (Spain), and Unschlagbar (Germany). In the good ol' U.S. of A. he's been seen by millions on the Late Show with David Letterman, The Ricki Lake Show, Countdown with Keith Olbermann, TruTV, WGN, and Nickelodeon.

When he's not on stage delighting audiences with his impeccable comedic timing he's being chased by his adoring fans. Seriously, Pete runs races WHILE juggling (which is called "joggling") and/or hula hooping. He's run several 5k's, 10k's, and is a favorite at the Indianapolis Monumental Half Marathon.

His act is family-friendly or can be modified to be a little more risque but Pete never works blue. He's capable of entertaining any crowd: from grade schools and libraries to comedy clubs and nursing homes.

All I need is a nice, tall ceiling. Stage size shouldn't matter as I've performed in very crammed situations. Let me know if you can provide a sound system and mic.