Jeff Civillico

Jeff Civillico is a juggler, comedian, corporate entertainer, keynote speaker, and philanthropist known for building a Las Vegas comedy residency from the ground up. Civillico began performing as a teenager, earning a gold medal from the International Jugglers' Association in the junior division. He graduated from Georgetown University with a degree in theology, where he led The Georgetown Chimes and founded the Georgetown Performers' Union before moving to Las Vegas. After an initial show closed, Civillico joined Nathan Burton's magic show as a specialty act, which led to his own headlining slot.

Civillico created "Comedy in Action," a show featuring juggling, physical comedy, stunts, and audience participation. He became the youngest producer and headliner in Las Vegas history, performing more than 5,000 shows at Caesars Entertainment properties including The LINQ, The Flamingo, and Paris Las Vegas. His performances included juggling items such as bowling balls, chainsaws, and fire, balancing a 12-foot ladder on his chin, and riding a six-foot unicycle. Civillico received the "Entertainer of the Year" title from Vegas Inc. and "Best of Las Vegas" honors from Las Vegas Review Journal for three consecutive years. USA Today recognized the show as one of the "Best of Las Vegas Kid-Friendly Attractions," and it maintains a five-star rating on Ticketmaster, Yelp, and Google. His residency is chronicled in the documentary-comedy film "Jeff Civillico: Comedy in Action," available on streaming platforms including Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube TV.

In addition to his stage career, Civillico has worked as a television host and media personality, hosting national programs on ABC, NBC, ESPN, Travel Channel, and Cooking Channel. He served as a guest host of "The Morning Blend" on KTNV Channel 13 and hosted the entertainment news program "The Weekend in Vegas" on ABC, featuring guests such as Imagine Dragons, Wayne Newton, and Eva Longoria. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Civillico hosted more than 250 virtual shows and events, including a fundraiser for the American Heart Association.

As a keynote speaker, Civillico holds the Certified Speaking Professional designation and is among the youngest inductees into the National Speakers Association CPAE Speaker Hall of Fame. His keynote, "Work That Matters," encourages corporate audiences to find passion and purpose in their professional lives, drawing from his journey from family performances to the Las Vegas Strip. Civillico is also the founder of Win Win Charity, a national nonprofit arranging in-person and virtual visits from entertainers, athletes, and celebrities to children in hospitals. He has completed a marathon while juggling to raise funds for Athletes for Special Kids and rappelled down the Planet Hollywood building while juggling to benefit Special Olympics Nevada. Civillico continues to engage audiences through live entertainment, corporate events, and philanthropy.