roving shows :

Brian Rudo shows his magic, stunts, escapes, juggling, and comedy in a roving (walkaround) format, perfect for many types of events:

• private parties
• corporate events
• bar- or bat-mitzahs
• conventions or conferences
• sports events
• festivals and fairs
• and more

See also the descriptions of his stage performances, as well as the images from his shows.

• Balloon creations:
  Brian Rudo can create almost anything about of balloons - to the delight of young and old alike. Perfect for an event who wants interactivity plus creativty, for all ages.
• Juggling:
  Brian is a master juggling with clubs, knives, balls, rubber chickens, kittens, shoes, apples, small children, his checkbook, blades of grass, his college grades, excuses about any dents in his wife's car...
• Roving magic:
  For audiences of 1-50, Brian Rudo's skills with coins, cards, handcuffs, thumbcuffs, and other small objects makes him a delight at events and parties. With his engaging style and witty banter, Brian can win over the gruffest audience member - even those who dislike magic. His manner seems like a friend demonstrating an exciting stunt, and will always leave the audiences laughing and talking about the evening for years.
• Mouth Chain:
  Brian Rudo puts his money where his mouth is – as he is chained around his neck and the lock is placed in his mouth. With his hands padlocked to the sides of his head he must pick the lock with his tongue, in full view of the audience.
• Here’s Glass In Your Eye:
  Real bottles are shattered and spread as carpet for Brian to walk barefoot – and his quest is not only to keep his feet unscathed in the razor-sharp mass, but also to keep his face intact as an audiance member stands on his head.
• Adrenaline Rush:
  A chef’s knife is set upright in one of 4 wooden boards placed on a table and all are covered with a paper bags. The challenge: an audience volunteer switches the knife’s position while Brian Rudo is blindfolded - Brian must find the knife through the bags while still blindfolded: by smashing each bag, trying to seek out the knife while keep his hand intact! The adrenaline rush belongs to both the audience and Brian!
• Bullwhip:
  Brian Rudo chooses a volunteer to assist his feat: surviving the paring of a celery stalk. While this wouldn’t be unusual in a kitchen, the tool Brian uses to cut the celery is a bullwhip cracking at 750 miles per hour – and his own razor-sharp humor!
• Fire-eating:
  Using flames at 1500 degrees Fahrenheit, Brian brings crowds to hot thrills as he does tricks with the flames and performs deadly extingues.