Yuki the Juggler
February 5, 2027
Location: Vernon Performing Arts Centre
Address: 3800 33rd Street
Time: 6:30 pmWebsite: View Website
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America/Vancouver
Yuki the Juggler
$18.00 Per Person
Includes fees & charges
With 20 years of performances in over 10 countries around the globe, Yuki brings a mix of traditional and modern juggling techniques to bring laughs and awe to audiences.
Yuki Ueda, a Japanese Canadian, has nearly two decades of juggling experience. He began performing on the streets of Europe in 2007, honing his craft before moving to Africa to refine his style. Returning to Vancouver, Canada, in 2009, he focused on collaborative juggling projects, learning recognition in the North American community. His performances blend traditional and contemporary juggling with freestyle dance, clowning, and theatrical elements. Recently he has mentored with master of Edo Daikagura, a traditional performance art from Japan, and is incorporating more of his culture and heritage into his artform.
His achievements include 1st place prize at an event in Japan, awards for his theatrical full-length show and a two-time recipient of the CanSpin: Canadian Juggler of the Year Award, Ueda is also a catalyst for community building, serving on organizational boards locally and for international organizations. He has produced shows, events, and festivals in the circus and juggling arts communities to bring together and celebrate the art form.
Vernon Performing Arts Centre 3800 33rd Street
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$18.00 Per Person
Includes fees & charges
With 20 years of performances in over 10 countries around the globe, Yuki brings a mix of traditional and modern juggling techniques to bring laughs and awe to audiences.
Yuki Ueda, a Japanese Canadian, has nearly two decades of juggling experience. He began performing on the streets of Europe in 2007, honing his craft before moving to Africa to refine his style. Returning to Vancouver, Canada, in 2009, he focused on collaborative juggling projects, learning recognition in the North American community. His performances blend traditional and contemporary juggling with freestyle dance, clowning, and theatrical elements. Recently he has mentored with master of Edo Daikagura, a traditional performance art from Japan, and is incorporating more of his culture and heritage into his artform.
His achievements include 1st place prize at an event in Japan, awards for his theatrical full-length show and a two-time recipient of the CanSpin: Canadian Juggler of the Year Award, Ueda is also a catalyst for community building, serving on organizational boards locally and for international organizations. He has produced shows, events, and festivals in the circus and juggling arts communities to bring together and celebrate the art form.
