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However,
a period of unemployment in 1980 prompted him to try trapeze work and
his juggling fell by the wayside. For two years he quit it entirely,
moved to
It
was through that engagement that he met his wife, who had turned to
trapeze work after training with the National Ballet of Canada. She
began assisting him with his act, and went with him on a seven month
tour of
During
a six week layoff before signing on with the Hanneford Circus this
summer, Eastwood practiced six hours daily in Last Vegas. Speed is his
passion, and. he believes he can be faster still. With help from Connie
and feedback from frequent videotapes he makes of his show, he has
fashioned an exciting, technically difficult act. He was to take it to
Eastwood
plans to pursue his juggling career for an indefinite time. He would,
however, like to get off the road and into a long-term night club
contract to have more stability and time to practice.
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