Piece of Peace When Warren Bacon came to teach circus arts at the State University of New York at Purchase in 1974, he had no idea that his passing his...

It Just Happens We made it onto the cover of our hometown paper, the St Louis Post-Dispatch: http://www.stltoday.com/entertainment/arts-and-theatre/st-louis-teens-join-the-circus-to-promote-peace/article_a1fdc301-6aa8-5c02-9e33-3f804048e4af.html . It is a really sweet article that captures what is happening...

What It Takes Our Peace Through Pyramids partnership with the Galilee Circus is one of the most amazing true stories I know, circus or otherwise. It stuns me that the media will...

The Dependable Ones We have flights booked to come home. The air ban has been lifted. We plan to be landing in St. Louis  on Tuesday morning at 9:35. Please come...

“What is Your Definition of Danger?” In 2007, when Rabbi Marc Rosenstein of the Galilee Circus first asked me to bring the St. Louis Arches to Israel, I instantly replied “No,...

WE ARE SAFE!   Full blog post coming soon. We are all safe! We are still in Israel. You should  know that the St. Louis Arches have been begging me to...

Ending Chapters Ending chapters is hard. At least for me. Even if I want to get to the end of a great book, I will sometimes linger to try to...

Death and Circuses Death and Circus We all die. No matter what we do or who we are— we all die. During this time we have been in Israel, four...

You Never Know Tonight we had a pot luck dinner. It was made for us by the families of Kibbutz Moran (and included the best challah bread I’ve ever had). ...

What Is Normal?   Today was our first real day off— no rehearsing, no shows. We had planned to go to the Dead Sea and Jerusalem but the recent invasion...