About this item
Highlights
- Juggling by Rupert Ingalese is an important work that sheds light on what the art of juggling looked like a century ago.
- Author(s): Rupert Ingalese
- 100 Pages
- Performing Arts, Circus
Description
About the Book
This is an introduction to juggling from the 1920s covering ball juggling, the art of balancing, juggling with plates, bottles and clubs, tricks with hats umbrellas and other tricks involving a cigar and monocles. This edition is packed with annotations by juggling historian Thom Wall.Book Synopsis
Juggling by Rupert Ingalese is an important work that sheds light on what the art of juggling looked like a century ago.
Thom Wall's annotated insights and commentary on the text highlight how the art form has changed and how it has stayed the same as the decades have passed. Mr. Wall's expertise on the subject provides valuable insight to the original text.
- David Cain, Curator, Museum of Juggling History
Thom Wall is one of a very few people who have the first-hand knowledge to be able to provide expert insight on this classic juggling treatise. He does just that - and his commentary is interesting, inriguing, and informative.
With Thom as the conduit, today's jugglers can benefit from yesterday's juggling knowledge.
- Richard Kennison, IJA "Excellence in Education" award recipient
Wall proves his due diligence in research through the use of footnotes and meaningful clarifications... a welcome addition to any juggler's library.
- Benjamin Domask, CircusTalk.com