April 20-24 2004---------------C.O.A.I. Annual Convention-------------http://www.coai.org
Everyone has different skills and talents that they should exploit. This does not mean you shouldn't develop other skills but that your best skills should be the main focal point of your show. Most birthday parties revolve around some type show. This is a great way to gather all of the guests into one central location and let the clown show off his or her skills. The show might consist of magic, songs, storytelling, puppets, balloons, facepainting, juggling, or any other skill that can be presented in an entertaining "look what I can do" format. Any of these performance types should rely heavily on audience participation. You can mix and match these skills or put together a show using only one. I usually mix facepainting or balloon sculpture and a magic show for my birthday performance. Magic is a popular and probably the most used type of performance. Over the past 20 years I have developed a formula that works for me in putting together a magic show. This formula seems to work for any type of magic show I do whether it is for a birthday party or a stage show with hundreds of audience members. The only thing that changes is the sound system and sometimes the length of show. For a birthday party I like to keep the magic portion 20 - 30 minutes long. Anything longer would stretch the attention span of the audience to it's limit.
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Jumbo Creamsicle 12 X 18 X 3 inch ice cream bar on a stick. Can be used as walk around or parade prop. PKP/1187$30.00
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