"Ladies and gentlemen... we are proud to present the Great Phildini, champion juggler, master of manipulation and dexterity, a legend of the circus world. Unfortunately, we must also announce that will be accompanied by his hapless stage-hand Horace, whose eagerness to entertain outshines his talent."

The Great Phildini has performed his spectacular solo show in the grandest of venues all over the world, from Venice to Vegas, whilst Horace has carried his bags. After much badgering he reluctantly agrees to allow Horace some of the limelight, which he may later regret. Horace’s circus skills are somewhat limited so it will take all of Phildini's talent and patience to train him up ready for the big show.

A hilarious, highly-skilled circus double act for all of the family. Expect spectacularly high unicycling, breath-taking ladder balancing, juggling and a touch of magic, all interwoven with physical comedy and mayhem.

"Absolutely brilliant, out of this world show. Great entertainment for all the family. 10/10"

"The audiences really enjoyed the show, it was lovely to hear the children howling with laughter throughout the show - neither of the promoters realised it was such a new show and that's testament to both your incredible skills as performers." - Lyndsay Wilson, Spot On Lancashire

Phil Blackmore, star of “Britain’s Got Talent”, teams up with Covent Garden Jester Of The Year, Rupert Elford, in this all new double act, under the umbrella of the long-standing company, Circus Berzercus (Steve “Spangles the Clown” Eldridge & Ben Cornish).

Phil is one of the UK’s top jugglers and variety entertainers. Like his character, the Great Phildini, he has performed all over the world, from Monte Carlo and Amsterdam to Bahrain, Singapore and the U.S.A….and on “Britain’s Got Talent” performing live to 12 million people!

Rupert, who plays Horace, trained at Circomedia, one of Britain’s leading circus schools and has performed professionally for over twenty years. He has a talent for looking surprised when accidently stepping on a horn.