A step above

Mallory Square has been cut in halves over the last few months to accommodate a replacement of its surfaces, but one constant has prevailed:

Will Soto has been there. Not right now on the high wire (not enough length), but dancing on the slack rope and juggling.

As he has been since the '70s.

When the Cultural Preservation Society got the lease for Mallory Square sunset festivities from the city, he was the senior performer.

And as a senior myself, I'm glad he's still juggling those torches, and knives, and jibes.