JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The viral sibling sensation known as the Ninja Kidz is bringing their high-energy, action-packed live show to Jacksonville.
With over 20 million subscribers on YouTube, the Ninja Kidz — Peyton, Ashton, Bryton, and Paxton — have built a brand rooted in martial arts, gymnastics and family-friendly entertainment. Now, the siblings are taking their talents from the screen to the stage, with a stop at the Florida Theatre on Tuesday, July 2.
“We are so excited to bring our show to your theater,” Bryton said. “This is going to be such a blast. We performed all over and we’ve been really excited to make it to Jacksonville, Florida to show all of our cool skills and stunts and get to connect with our audience and subscribers out in Florida.”
The live production, Ninja Kidz Live: Infinite Possibilities, features flips, stunts, choreographed fight scenes and audience participation. Fans can expect surprise challenges, epic battles, and maybe even a chance to join the Ninja Kidz on stage.
“We’ve been working really hard on all of our flips and tricks for this awesome performance,” Peyton said.
While the show promises plenty of action, the group’s message runs deeper than their stunts. Known for promoting teamwork, discipline and positivity, the Ninja Kidz say their goal is to inspire kids to believe in themselves — and to lead by example.
“We even go through a lot of those values in our show, where we talk about discipline and gratitude and is showing respect for your family and your parents, because those traits really will just level up yourself and will help your family and friends be happy, and they’re just very, very important for us to share,” Ashton said.
The siblings said connecting with people in real life has been the most rewarding part of going on tour.
“Getting 1,000 people online is really cool and just a cool thing, but getting 1,000 people in person should just be on the same building, rooting for the same things,” Ashton explained. “It’s just like so life changing, and the energy is absolutely insane.”
“It’s one thing to get a million views online,” Bryton said. “But seeing a thousand people in the same room cheering together? That’s what keeps us going.”
As for Jacksonville, the group hinted at surprises and a few unexpected guests in the show.
“I don’t want to give it away, but yeah, maybe our show might be taken over by some villains, and we need your guys’s help out in Jacksonville, Florida to help us take down the bad guys,” Bryton said. “And you know, if you’re raising your hand high, you might be called up on stage. Who knows?
Ninja Kidz Live comes to the Florida Theatre on July 2 at the Florida Theatre.
When asked what advice they’d give to young fans with big dreams, Peyton kept it simple: “Never give up.”