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Inside the performance

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Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Science Circus is a dynamic, modular STEM education act led by Rhys Thomas, also known as JuggleMania. The show blends Newtonian physics with humor, juggling, and acrobalance to entertain audiences of all ages while teaching core scientific concepts. Rhys has served as an Artist in Residence at the Smithsonian and earned Best American Act at the World Cup Street Performer Competition in Japan. The act regularly visits schools, museums, and libraries, delivering hands-on, informative entertainment.

The live experience

What reaches the room

While the project focuses on live theatre and educational outreach rather than music releases, Science Circus delivers a robust performance package that includes video promos, a presentation kit, and educational resources. Follow updates on the official site and related pages for the latest show materials and schedules.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Upcoming 2025 appearances bring Science Circus to communities in Oregon, including Bend, Sunriver, and Molalla. These library and community venue events are ideal for families, classrooms, and curious minds seeking engaging science demonstrations with professional juggling and acrobalance routines. Secure your seats through our trusted network of venues and partners—we’ve got you covered.

Artist note

A sourced detail

Social channels and official resources: visit the Science Circus site for promo materials, performer bios, and presentation kits, plus related content on YouTube and Vimeo. Links open in a new tab for your convenience.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Science Circus

  • Biography and career highlights: Science Circus is led by Rhys Thomas (also known as JuggleMania); he has performed as an Artist in Residence at the Smithsonian, won Best American Act at the World Cup Street Performer Competition in Japan, and has developed related shows like JuggleMania and Gollyology. ([sciencecircus.org](https://www.sciencecircus.org/about?utm_source=openai))
  • Genre and style: The show is a modular STEM education act—combining Newtonian physics with humor, juggling, and acrobalance—to entertain and teach audiences of all ages; it regularly visits schools, museums, and libraries. ([sciencecircus.org](https://www.sciencecircus.org/?utm_source=openai))
  • Discography: There is no published album or single catalog for the Science Circus; content is delivered as live theatre/education shows rather than music releases. (No discography listed on official site.) ([sciencecircus.org](https://www.sciencecircus.org/about?utm_source=openai))
  • Social media presence: Science Circus maintains an official site (sciencecircus.org) with promo, video, and presentation kit resources; related content and performer details are also accessible via JuggleMania and video pages (YouTube/Vimeo). ([sciencecircus.org](https://www.sciencecircus.org/promo?utm_source=openai))

Upcoming 2025 appearances bring Science Circus to communities in Oregon, including Bend, Sunriver, and Molalla. These library and community venue events are ideal for families, classrooms, and curious minds seeking engaging science demonstrations with professional juggling and acrobalance routines. Secure your seats through our trusted network of venues and partners—we’ve got you covered.

Social channels and official resources: visit the Science Circus site for promo materials, performer bios, and presentation kits, plus related content on YouTube and Vimeo. Links open in a new tab for your convenience.

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