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Juggler Michael Moschen reflects on working with David Bowie and Jim Henson on Labyrinth, 40 years later

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Brian VanHooker

7d ago· 7 min readen

Summary

Juggler and performance artist Michael Moschen reflects on his collaboration with David Bowie and Jim Henson on the 1986 film Labyrinth, 40 years later. Moschen performed the crystal ball juggling scene as the hands of Jareth the Goblin King, working closely with Bowie to create the iconic sequence. He shares behind-the-scenes stories about Henson's creative genius, Bowie's professionalism and curiosity, and the lasting impact of the film on his career.

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bskyJuggler Michael Moschen reflects on working with David Bowie and Jim Henson on Labyrinth, 40 years laterpolygon.com

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David Bowie was incredibly focused and curious. He wanted to understand the mechanics of what I was doing, not just for the shot, but because he genuinely loved the art of performance.
Jim Henson had this incredible ability to make everyone feel like they were part of something magical. He didn't just direct — he inspired.
The crystal balls became an extension of the character. It wasn't just juggling; it was storytelling through movement.
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Juggler Michael Moschen recalls working with David Bowie and creator of the Muppets, Jim Henson

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