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The Ballistic Brothers are Chris Ehrenzeller and Tim Woolliscroft. They have both been performing for some 10 years each and joined up to form The Ballistic Brothers at the beginning of 1999.
Tim is one of the best exponents of the Devil Stick in the country, using not only the traditional devil stick but also squash rackets. He is one of the few people who can spin two devil sticks simultaneously. He is also a very accomplished Juggler and Unicyclist.
Chris is also a juggler, stiltwalker and unicyclist and during the Ballistic Brothers act plays Flamenco guitar to accompany Tim's devil stick routine.
The Ballistic Brothers have been well received at many events around the country. These include the Gosport Festival, Liverpool Philharmonic Summer Festival, Castlefield - Manchester and the Llandudno October Festival.
They welcomed the New Millenium in as Elvis in Liverpool, being onstage at Midnight with Echo and the Bunnymen!!
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Their act which lasts 30 - 45 mins. features numerous deadly dangerous stunts, a cornucopia of crazy antics and lots of audience participation. In the show you will find: flamboyant flamenco devilstick manipulation, two well balanced individuals (or not as the case may be), two chairs, a plank of wood, a rather tall unicycle, a box and a variety of objects flying through the air. |
The Ballistic Brothers provide a variety of walkabout characters to add colour and interest to your event. Apart from the traditional stiltwalker in his bright tailcoat and stripy trousers, they also bring ELVIS back to life. Other madcap characters include jugglers, unicyclists, frogmen etc. |
With an amazing array of
equipment, The Ballistic Brothers can provide Circus Workshops to teach
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