From the start it seemed that Vince Bruce was careening up life’s one-way street the wrong way, blazing a trail of contradictions. Cowboys come from America, Vince comes from England. Cowboys are Sturdy, if Vince was to turn sideways, you’d miss him. It was a chance meeting of Wild West rodeo star Tex McLeod that first put a lasso in Vince’s hands and Vince’s typically British father first taught him how to use it.

That chance meeting with Tex spawned Vince’s love for cowboys, horses, ropes and the Vaqueros of the Old West that has consumed his whole life. He began doing rope tricks when he was six years old. At twelve he already had a regular spot at a local country club and by the time he was sixteen he was an established performer in the traveling circuses of England and France.

A list of the Countries where Vince Bruce has performed reads like the index of a World atlas. In a showbiz career that has spanned most of his life He has performed in a diversity of venues from Casinos, night clubs and half time act for the Harlem globetrotters to Comedy clubs, dinner shows and the Broadway stage in the “Will Rogers Follies.”

With his wife, singer Anne Dubats their show is a blend of dazzling rope tricks dangerous feats of whip cracking/mastery and an offbeat British humor that has established them as perhaps the foremost western act in the world.

Vince also holds the World Record for “Texas Skips”, 4011 as documented by the Guinness book of World Records.

Here are just some of the Performance Highlights: