Dana Smith's show blends juggling, original, awe-inspiring acrobatics and even an occasional song played on the ukulele. Polished and apparently improvised comedy evokes giggles from even the most mature and sophisticated audiences. Always charming and gracious, Dana's remarkable stage personality launches his show into a league of its own.

In 1974 Dana joined forces with the legendary Royal Lichtenstein Quarter-Ring Sidewalk Circus. Thirty-seven states, one hundred and ten cities, and more than three hundred performances later, this cutting-edge three man troupe closed their season in California.

Twenty-five years later Dana is still working as a comic variety artist. He is widely regarded to be one of the leading performers responsible for the renaissance of street theater and a world-class New Vaudeville entertainer.

The qualities that are incorporated in a great act often include comic energy, personal likeability, skillfulness and originality. After nearly three decades of touring and performing Dana Smith has blended the best of these elements into his show.

Each part of the act has been revised and polished in front of audiences hundreds and hundreds of times each year. This constant practicing under all kinds of circumstances breeds a form of excellence that results in an audience pleasing entertainment. The result of this family style entertainment is that you get a show that engages and delights any age group. The simplicity of Smith's work and its versatility will often surprise. It is a sure fire-can't miss-never let up-take them by the seat of their pants one man show.

The show presently mixes fire juggling and circus arts into a fast paced, eye catching entertainment. Lacey the Performing Dog mixes up this one-two punch leaping from her perch for the shows finale.

Dana sings "How Much is That Doggie in the Window" accompanying himself on ukulele while Lacey graces the song with her timely barks. The show concludes with Lacey leaping over as many as seven children!

Dana Smith mixes juggling and his trick dog Lacey into a funny and full-hearted romp of a show. He blends audience participation and improvisation with carefully crafted juggling routines. This gives the show new excitement and polish with every presentation.

The show is infused with a sly undercurrent of virtue and spirit. On one level the show is nothing more than entertainment, but upon closer examination there is something more here than meets the eye. The show is an affirmation of what is right and good with humankind -- and demonstrated in a show by a man juggling and a dog performing.
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