Half clean comedy show, half heartwarming documentary — a decade headlining the Las Vegas Strip, and the unforgettable final show at Paris Las Vegas that capped it.
This one-of-a-kind special is half clean comedy show, half heartwarming documentary. It follows Jeff Civillico’s incredible journey performing over a decade in Las Vegas, featuring unforgettable moments from his final resident show at Paris Las Vegas on December 18, 2019.
Expect wild stunts, hilarious audience interactions, and a behind-the-curtain look at what it really takes to make people laugh night after night on the Vegas Strip.
It’s a feel-good story for the whole family — full of laughter, love, and life lessons about perseverance, gratitude, and following your passion.
Six clips from the show — fair warning, you’ll want to watch all six.
Five behind-the-scenes vignettes — the story before the story.
Vignette #1
Jeff’s parents look back on his early juggling attempts — from kitchen performances to the unforgettable moment he accidentally set oven mitts ablaze with fireballs. The childhood performer, revealed by the people who survived it.
Vignette #2
The youngest of three brothers, teaching his friends to juggle, starting a juggling club at school, and performing at charity events — how juggling became Jeff’s way of connecting with community.
Vignette #3
Living out of his dressing room, maxing out his credit cards, and pulling off wild PR stunts — like rappelling down Planet Hollywood or handing out water bottles with his own face on them. The hustle behind the headline.
Vignette #4
The nonprofit that brings laughter and hope to kids in hospitals across the country — and the creative outreach that not even a pandemic could stop.
Vignette #5
Ten years headlining Las Vegas, explored through candid stories about passion, humility, and lasting impact — with collaborators like Peter Panic and Jason Gastwirth.
This project has been one of the most creatively fulfilling — and at times, most challenging — undertakings of my career. There were countless hurdles along the way, from production setbacks to pandemic pauses, but every challenge brought out a new level of creativity, problem-solving, and patience.
I have so much newfound respect for anyone who takes on a long-form creative project — whether it’s a book, an album, or a film. This experience stretched me in ways I never expected and deepened my appreciation for the power of persistence.
I simply could not have made this happen without an incredible group of people behind me.
— Jeff Civillico
Mom & Dad, Jason Gastwirth, Peter Panic, and all the amazing volunteers featured in the final show — including Justyn Anderson, Eric Midby, and Dana Adams.
Matthew Sedivy, Chris “Stewie” Bonanno, Jacob Goldsborough, Dustin Principe, Beth Dandy, and Abby Dandy.
Director Tyler Erickson, Associate Producers Chris M. Johnston and Bryan Cargill, Composer Matthew Sedivy, and a phenomenal crew of camera operators, editors, designers, and photographers.
Caesars Entertainment, Active Image Media, Tactus Media, Truthful Studio LLC, Show Creators Studios, Video Narrative Inc., Intentionalyze, and Longarzo Vance Klevan Freid LLP.
Grab the family, press play, and see what a decade on the Strip really looks like.