Lisa, the Unicycle Lady, demonstrates how to “handle” a unicycle. After working for a law firm for 10 years, Lisa experimented with street performing and miming on the streets of Washington, D.C. After two days, she knew that she could turn her unicycle skills into a full time gig. Her exceptional unicycle skills and unique blend of comedy creates an entertaining show.
“Ill Will” and “Ready” of the USA Break Dancers perform a table top to warm the crowd up. The move clearly demonstrates their strength, balance, and team work and was only an appetizer to their very impressive and electric performance.
Anthony “Ready” Rosa of the USA Break Dancers performs a side ways flip while keeping his cool (and his hat on)! “Ready” is one of four members of the USA Break Dancers team headed up by the manager and MC, Julio “Klown” Santiago. This foursome hails from New York City where they started their career on the streets of Times Square. The three main breakers range in age from 16 to 24 and put on a stunning show of athleticism, full body control and pure entertainment.
Evan Young, of www.globalevan.com, collects his tips after performing his finale juggling act: a bowling ball, machete, and flaming torch while balancing atop two skateboards and a cylinder. Performers at Harborplace are scheduled by the property managers, however, they are not paid for performing. Each performer earns his wages for the night based on the girth and generosity of the crowds and the show’s impact.
As MC of the 2008 Harborplace Street Performer Auditions, Michael Rosman, finds the best seat in the house…for his own show! Mounting a six foot unicycle is no easy task and Michael finds a helpful audience member to assist him.
