One man, many tricks
Matthew Hazlett/ The Towerlight
By Thomas Martinson, Contributing Writer
from--- thetowerlight.com
14 October 2012
Towson, MD---When one goes into a magic or variety show, sometimes he or she might feel the magician is no more than a one trick pony, but “One Man Show” Christopher Ruggiero was quick to dispel that notion in Paws Friday, Oct. 12.
He can juggle three balls, five clubs and three knives while standing up and can balance on a large exercise ball or on a six-foot unicycle.
Matthew Hazlett/ The Towerlight
He can juggle three balls, five clubs and three knives while standing up and can balance on a large exercise ball or on a six-foot unicycle.
The Pennsylvania State University graduate said he has had to perfect his craft for over four years. His work started at a young age when his father taught him how to juggle. But it wasn’t until his after graduating college he explored his craft further.
Ruggerio said now he is trying to incorporate vintage Vaudeville style into his show.
“I’ve always been attracted to the circus life starting out as a child,” Ruggiero said. “I like the originators, Tommy Copper and Steven Lauren. Their style, their way is something I like to include in my act.”
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