Three clubs is impressive. Five is a crowd. Seven, on fire, while balancing on something that moves, is the bit people describe to their friends for the next fortnight.
Our jugglers work close, which is what makes it land. Rather than performing at your guests from a stage, they move through the room with clubs, knives, hats and anything else they can talk someone into throwing at them, building small circles of people who came over to watch for a second and stayed for ten minutes.