CAN HE JUGGLE?! 

How does the son of two college professors become a professional juggler? 6’4”, New York City born Jacob D’Eustachio is not your typical juggling nerd. Perpetually curious, and frequently adventurous, and generally restless, he learned to juggle at 10, left high school at 17 to tour with the Zoppé Circus, and following an apprenticeship with juggling legend, Kris Kremo, was one of the first Americans accepted at Canada’s l’Ecole de Cirque de Quebec at 18. Since then, he’s performed everywhere from the world’s top circuses to cruise ships in the high seas to symphony halls, the Kennedy Center, and even in a record breaking run of a Shakespeare play, bringing his superlative technical skills and quirky humor to each. Jacob’s lanky legs, elastic joints, and endearing character are the perfect counterpoint for his astonishing skills.