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−	Valdis Yanovskis was born February 10, 1969 in Moscow to a circus family. His father was an acrobat who later converted to clowning. His mother was a trapeze artist. He joined the [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts]] in Moscow, where, under the tutelage of [[Tamara Babayan]], he specialized as a juggler. In 1987, he graduated with a group-juggling act, ''Carnaval'', which included [[Elena Drogaleva]], Andrey Ivanko, Kyril Balan, and Alek Novosolov.	+	Valdis Yanovskis was born February 10, 1969 in Moscow to a circus family. His father was an acrobat who later converted to clowning. His mother was a trapeze artist. He joined the [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts (Moscow)\|State College for Circus and Variety Arts]] in Moscow, where, under the tutelage of [[Tamara Babayan]], he specialized as a juggler. In 1987, he graduated with a group-juggling act, ''Carnaval'', which included [[Elena Drogaleva]], Andrey Ivanko, Kyril Balan, and Alek Novosolov.

	From 1990-94, he competed in sports-aerobics and was a member of the Russian National Team. He was European champion twice, in 1990 and 1991. Valdis then partnered with Vasily Gratchov, Arkady Burdnestsky, and Natasha Sarygina, with whom he re-created his group juggling act, now titled ''Original Jugglers''. They performed in the U.S. with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] from 1995-97, and appeared for the last time together at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in 1999, before parting ways.		From 1990-94, he competed in sports-aerobics and was a member of the Russian National Team. He was European champion twice, in 1990 and 1991. Valdis then partnered with Vasily Gratchov, Arkady Burdnestsky, and Natasha Sarygina, with whom he re-created his group juggling act, now titled ''Original Jugglers''. They performed in the U.S. with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] from 1995-97, and appeared for the last time together at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in 1999, before parting ways.

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 * Video: [[Original_Jugglers_BAC_Video_1999|Valdis Yanovskis's Original Jugglers]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Bello & Friends'' (1999)
 * Video: [[Clowns_Baseball_BAC_Video_2000|Valdis Yanovskis, Jeff Gordon, Tom Dougherty, ''The Baseball Match'']] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Clown Around Town'' (2000)
-* Video: [[Dobrovitskaya et al BAC 2002 Video|R. Dobrovitskaya, V. Peyramaure, A. Mantchev, V. Yanovskis (Comedy acrobatic act)]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Dreams of a City'' (2002)
+* Video: [[Dobrovitskaya et al BAC 2002 Video|R. Dobrovitskaya, V. Peyramaure, A. Mantchev, V. Yanovskis, Comedy acrobatic act]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Dreams of a City'' (2002)
 * Video: [[BAC_Company_Pyramids_Video_2002|The Big Apple Circus Company, pyramids on horseback]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Dreams of a City'' (2002)
 * Video: [[Dobrovitskaya_and_Yanovskis_BAC_2004_Video|Valdis Yanovskis & Regina Dobrovitskaya, Aerial Bambou act]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Picturesque'' (2004)

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-[[Category:Jugglers|Yanovkyis, Valdis]]
+[[Category:Jugglers|Yanovskis, Valdis]]
-[[Category:Aerialists|Yanovkyis, Valdis]]
+[[Category:Aerialists|Yanovskis, Valdis]]
-[[Category:Acrobats|Yanovkyis, Valdis]][[Category:Bambou (Aerial Perch)|Yanovskis, Valdis]]
+[[Category:Acrobats|Yanovskis, Valdis]][[Category:Bambou (Aerial Perch)|Yanovskis, Valdis]]

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 * Video: [[Clowns_Baseball_BAC_Video_2000|Valdis Yanovskis, Jeff Gordon, Tom Dougherty, ''The Baseball Match'']] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Clown Around Town'' (2000)
 * Video: [[Dobrovitskaya et al BAC 2002 Video|R. Dobrovitskaya, V. Peyramaure, A. Mantchev, V. Yanovskis (Comedy acrobatic act)]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Dreams of a City'' (2002)
 * Video: [[Dobrovitskaya_and_Yanovskis_BAC_2004_Video|Valdis Yanovskis & Regina Dobrovitskaya, Aerial Bambou act]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Picturesque'' (2004)
 * Video: [[Mantchev_Peyramaure_Yanovskis_BAC_2004_Video|Andrey Mantchev, Virgile Peyramaure & Valdis Yanovskis (Acrobatic Act)]] in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Picturesque'' (2004)

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 From 1990-94, he competed in sports-aerobics and was a member of the Russian National Team. He was European champion twice, in 1990 and 1991. Valdis then partnered with Vasily Gratchov, Arkady Burdnestsky, and Natasha Sarygina, with whom he re-created his group juggling act, now titled ''Original Jugglers''. They performed in the U.S. with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] from 1995-97, and appeared for the last time together at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in 1999, before parting ways.
-Valdis remained at the Big Apple Circus and became a member of its resident company. He performed in several acrobatic acts and in an aerial "bambou" (aerial perch) act with [[Regina Dobrovitskaya]]. He has also partnered with clowns [[Bello Nock]], [[Vallery]] (Serebriakov), [[Fumagalli]], and mime [[Olivier Taquin]]. He left the Big Apple Circus in 2010.
+Valdis remained at the Big Apple Circus and became a member of its resident company. He performed in several acrobatic acts and in an aerial "bambou" (aerial perch) act with [[Regina Dobrovitskaya]]. He has also partnered with clowns [[Bello Nock]], [[Vallery]] (Serebryakov), [[Fumagalli]], and mime [[Olivier Taquin]]. He left the Big Apple Circus in 2010.
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 Valdis Yanovskis was born February 10, 1969 in Moscow to a circus family. His father was an acrobat who later converted to clowning. His mother was a trapeze artist. He joined the [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts]] in Moscow, where, under the tutelage of [[Tamara Babayan]], he specialized as a juggler. In 1987, he graduated with a group-juggling act, ''Carnaval'', which included [[Elena Drogaleva]], Andrey Ivanko, Kyril Balan, and Alek Novosolov.
-From 1990-94, he competed in sports-aerobics and was a member of the Russian National Team. He was European champion twice, in 1990 and 1991. Valdis then partnered with Vasily Gratchov and Arkady Burdnestsky and , and re-created his own juggling act, now titled "[[Original Jugglers]]", which he performed in the U.S. with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] from 1995-97. They appeared for the last time together at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in 1999, and then parted ways.
+From 1990-94, he competed in sports-aerobics and was a member of the Russian National Team. He was European champion twice, in 1990 and 1991. Valdis then partnered with Vasily Gratchov, Arkady Burdnestsky, and Natasha Sarygina, with whom he re-created his group juggling act, now titled ''Original Jugglers''. They performed in the U.S. with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] from 1995-97, and appeared for the last time together at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in 1999, before parting ways.
-Valdis remained at the Big Apple Circus and became a member of its resident company. He has performed in several acrobatic acts and in an aerial "bambou" (aerial perch) act with [[Regina Dobrovitskaya]]. He has also partnered with clowns [[Bello Nock]], [[Vallery]] (Serebriakov), [[Fumagalli]], and mime [[Olivier Taquin]]. He left the Big Apple Circus in 2010.
+Valdis remained at the Big Apple Circus and became a member of its resident company. He performed in several acrobatic acts and in an aerial "bambou" (aerial perch) act with [[Regina Dobrovitskaya]]. He has also partnered with clowns [[Bello Nock]], [[Vallery]] (Serebriakov), [[Fumagalli]], and mime [[Olivier Taquin]]. He left the Big Apple Circus in 2010.
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-Valdis Yanovskis was born February 10, 1969 in Moscow to a circus family. His father was an acrobat who later converted to clowning. His mother was a trapeze artist. He joined the [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts]] in Moscow, where, under the tutelage of [[Tamara Babayan]], he specialized as a juggler. In 1987, he graduated with his own group-juggling act, "Carnival," developed by [[Arkady Burdnetsky]] and [[Vasily Gratchov]].
+Valdis Yanovskis was born February 10, 1969 in Moscow to a circus family. His father was an acrobat who later converted to clowning. His mother was a trapeze artist. He joined the [[State College for Circus and Variety Arts]] in Moscow, where, under the tutelage of [[Tamara Babayan]], he specialized as a juggler. In 1987, he graduated with his own group-juggling act, ''Carnaval'', developed by [[Arkady Burdnetsky]] and [[Vasily Gratchov]].
-From 1990-94, he competed in sports-aerobics and was a member of the Russian National Team. He was European champion twice, in 1990 and 1991. Valdis, along with Gratchov and Burdnestsky, performed their juggling act, now titled "[[Original Jugglers]]", in the U.S. with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] from 1995-97. They appeared for the last time together at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in 1999, then parted ways.
+From 1990-94, he competed in sports-aerobics and was a member of the Russian National Team. He was European champion twice, in 1990 and 1991. Valdis, along with Gratchov and Burdnestsky, performed his juggling act, now titled "[[Original Jugglers]]", in the U.S. with [[Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey]] from 1995-97. They appeared for the last time together at the [[Big Apple Circus]] in 1999, then parted ways.
 Valdis remained at the Big Apple Circus and became a member of its resident company. He has since performed in several acrobatic acts and in an aerial "bambou" (aerial perch) act with [[Regina Dobrovitskaya]]. He has also partnered with clowns [[Bello Nock]], [[Vallery]] (Serebriakov), [[Fumagalli]], and mime [[Olivier Taquin]].