Host Keith Nelson opens the show with an introduction of the acts.
The Bindlestiff Open Stage introduced a ‘new’ camera angle.
Steve Langley performed a wonderful ‘bubble’ production act.
Steve created a ‘bubble’ merry-go-round with his equipment.
Pinkie Special performed a wild ‘hula-hoop’ act.
Bruke had his hands full with a delightfully agile hat juggling act.
Professor DR Schreober took us back in time with some fun period magic.
Larry Vee did the rolla-bolla, hula-hoop, spinning a ball and juggling another.
Stephanie Monseu encouraged the viewers to take the survey.
Chase Culp performed with musical cow bells and played them well.
Hovey Burgess talked about the ‘shot from canon’ act that was in the circus for so many years.
Marcus Monroe juggled illuminated and regular clubs and told some ‘one-liners.
Kyla performed a beautiful aerial act.
The Coronel Sisters from Peru had the most amazing balancing skills on the balls.
Tune in Next Monday for another Bindlestiff Open Stage show!
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Bringing an audience member on stage to share the food they are preparing on stage.
After serving the audience volunteer and serenading her with accordion music.
The cast celebrates after the audience member has eaten their food!
Dancing and acrobatics, juggling and cooking make this show a unique experience. 
The company performs brilliantly together with choreography and gesture.
Anna Kichtchenko performs beautiful acrobatic moves while in the air.
Landed and safe on the stage with a ribbon twirling down on her.
The company posed for a group shot after the photo shoot.
Kenwyn Dapo
The Immaterialists
Adam Auslander
Harold Moeller and Rob Lok
Geniia Pakrovskaya
Maks Turner and Skyttle
Kat Alexander
Zero Boy
Magic by Greg Dubin, aka The Great Dubiny
Keith Nelson’s 8 Bowl Finale!
Show Host Dinny McGuire kept the show moving along with charm and finesse.
Bello starts the show off with a ‘big head’ balloon stunt.
He followed that will a lovely ‘chair production’ routine followed by this skillfully accomplished hand balancing act.
His daughterAnnaliese Nock did a beautiful split on the tightwire.
Bello proceeded to walk on the tightwire and not only sit but STAND (not pictured here)on the chair on the wire.
Michael Karas performed a skillful and creative juggling act with rings. balls and a puppet!
Annaliese performed many stunning aerial feats and with this beautiful projection, it looked heavenly.
The show had many wonderful moments. Bello talked to the audience about the pride he has for his circus family.
The audience had to look up when Bello began to climb ‘the sway pole’. 
High above the audience on the sway pole with his hair touching the New Victory Theatre’s ceiling.
A real ‘comic daredevil’ for sure. Time Magazine calls him “America’s Best Clown”.
Curtain call for the cast of BelloMania at The New Victory Theatre. Great fun!
