I was born in 1987 in Ljubljana, Slovenia, as the youngest of three children. I have graduated from CAU Circus School in Granada, Spain, and I also have an MA in Spanish Language and Comparative Literature from the University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.

In my work, I combine circus and theatre. Sometimes, I work as a busker in my hometown of Ljubljana. Other times, I work on some relatively fancy theatre stages. But mostly, I do street theatre festivals. With my show Get the Hat, I have performed at numerous festivals all across Europe, winning the award for best street show at Kremnicke Gagy festival in Kremnica, Slovakia (not Slovenia) in 2023. In autumn of 2025, I also did 3 street theatre festivals in South Korea. It was a blast.

Sometimes I work solo and other times I join forces with other people, companies or theatres.

Even though I also rely on other things when performing, I’m basically a juggling freak who can juggle all day. I find juggling the most beautiful art form there is.

My biggest fear is to bore my audience.

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Even though I dont speak at all in my show Get the Hat, I’m actually fluent in 7 languages. At home, I am somewhat overshadowed by my wife who speaks 10.

When I was younger, I have hitchhiked from Tangier to Lublin, from Helsinki to Thessaloniki, and a lot in between. I was only scared once – when someone in Macedonia told me that even if I didn’t have any money for people to steal, Albanians might steal my organs. I took a bus after that. Sorry Albanians, I know that not all of you steal organs. 

Around 2012/13 i spent half a year living in a cave in the south of Spain. It was very beautiful but also a bit scary. 

During a show in South Korea last year, I thought it was a good idea to take a volunteer and climb a small hill nearby together. We waved to the public and also danced a bit. Later, the organiser told me that we were dancing on the tomb of an ancient emperor, and asked me not to do it in the next show. 

I feel really lucky to have found a job that I was meant to do.