Eureka Circus LLC

Our shows are highly interactive and often speechless, making them perfect for any audience, anywhere in the world. We love to leave room for improvisation, integrating the environment into each performance—making every person and element part of the show.

Whether it’s the people at the front, someone standing with their arms crossed in the back, the bark of a dog, or even the smell of food at a nearby restaurant—everything becomes part of the experience. This approach ensures that each performance is unique, never the same twice.

Of course, the level of improvisation is always discussed with our clients. If you'd prefer a solid, structured routine, we’re happy to stick to what’s planned.

We also thrive when working with larger groups or casts, as they inspire more creativity and energy during the performance. Our shows are versatile and adaptable for both large and small audiences. However, for more intimate gatherings, we often recommend roaming entertainment as it feels more personal and interactive.

Beyond our set acts, we offer a range of walk-around entertainment with skills such as juggling (including LED props, torches, and knives), stilt walking, unicycling, rolla bolla, balancing, devil sticks, and clowning.

Feel free to reach out if you'd like more details or specific information!

Julian Caldiroli, the owner and founder of Eureka Circus, is a juggler, clown, and variety circus performer with expertise in juggling, unicycle riding, stilt walking, physical comedy, teaching, and coaching. Born and raised in Argentina's national capital of street performances, he grew up surrounded by self-produced shows that filled parks and tourist areas every summer. At 15, he joined one of these street circuses, starting as a general assistant, then sound technician, and eventually as a performer, learning the craft along the way. After moving to Miami in 2012, Julian has traveled extensively, participating in circus conventions, schools, festivals (like Flow Fest), and shows across the USA, Argentina, and Mexico, while also self-producing performances with friends and colleagues in Argentina. Now, as the founder and owner of Eureka Circus, a circus entertainment company based in South Florida, he brings the vibrancy of Latin American performance style to events of all kinds. His mission is to deliver circus performances and classes that inspire the same excitement in both the youngest and oldest audience members.

To ensure the best experience for your audience, we kindly ask you to provide the following:

If you have any questions or can’t meet some of these requirements, please feel free to reach out! I’m more than happy to discuss alternatives with you. In certain cases, I can provide some of the equipment—just ask!

For a stage performance of Don Batata's Viking Show (Full) or Knife Juggling Act, please arrange the following:

Performing Area: A clear space of at least 15 x 15 feet, with a minimum vertical clearance of 13 feet if indoors, and a safe distance from the closest audience member.

Sound System: A sound system that is powerful enough for the entire audience to hear both the music and the microphone clearly.

Audio Connections: An aux 3.5 mm jack for music input, and a 1/4" audio jack for the microphone.

Music Operator: A person who can operate the music, including playing, stopping, and adjusting the volume. They should have a direct view of the performance at all times and will need about 5-15 minutes to familiarize themselves with the music cues. We can provide a music operator upon request. Additional fees may apply.

Lighting: While no special lighting is required, please ensure there is enough light for visibility of juggling props. Having both front and rear lighting is a bonus!