Kyle Johnson travels to the Far East!



That's right, Kyle Johnson, a Bay area resident and native to the West coast is slated to travel to the Far East ( of the continental U.S) to perform at the 38th RIT Spring Juggle-In on April 10-12, 2015.

Arguably many people would say that the "Far East" was the Orient, but from here that would be farther East.  We do at least have a really good Sushi Resturant in town. (Osaka Sushi)

A prolific contributor to the IJA ezine with countless "trick of the month" videos, he was also recently listed in the Top 40 Jugglers list for the 4th year in a row. His incredible ball juggling and mind blowing contact skills are mesmerizing

Most importantly he's coming to Rochester for the Juggle=In and we can't wait to have him here.

Kyle will be performing in the Public Show of The 38th RIT Spring Juggle- In, April 1-12, 2015


In the meantime you can catch up with him on Facebook Kyle Johnson
at his website http://www.pullingshapes.com/
or just enjoy his video filmed in New York City




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