After graduating from the University of Winnipeg with a Bachelor of Arts degree in economics and psychology, he spent time working with mentally and physically challenged children, using music to comfort and entertain. In 1977, he met choreographer and future wife Odette Heyn, with whom he started a children's dance theatre company. Penner accepted an offer to do a recording, which resulted in the album "The Cat Came Back", which launched his career and established him as one of Canada's leading children's entertainers.

In 1991, he was made a Member of the Order of Canada for "using music and song to entertain and educate his young audience".

For more information on Fred Penner, please visit his website at www.fredpenner.com

From the simple catch of a handful of coins to a nearly catastrophic finale high upon the tightwire, the slightly hyperactive Flyin’ Bob; balancer, juggler, wire walker, professional idiot and highly skilled goofball, takes you on a visit to the three ring circus in his mind.

Flyin’ Bob has a unique brand of comedy and physical theatre. He has toured extensively through the School Systems of Western Canada and has performed at many outdoor and corporate events throughout Alberta. He also directs, produces and teaches at Youth Circus Camps across the country.

For more information on Flyin' Bob please visit his website at www.flybob.com

Megan picked up a hoop in 2006 and was instantly inspired. Her creative obbsession led her to making and selling hooops and facilitating workshops. After joining the belly dance troupe, Vibe Tribe she became immersed in the work of Tribal Fusion Dance. Her love of dance and prop manipulation led to her explore the other artforms of poi, staff, flag spinning and contact juggling.

For more information on Megan, please visit her website at
www.vibe-tribe.ca/joomla