Posts Tagged ‘robert baxt’
KEH 134: Dreaming up Ideas – How to create original routines for your kids show?
Dreaming up Ideas How to create original routines for your kids show? Welcome to Season 7 chapter 134 of the Kids Entertainer Podcast! Today is the 4th episode of this new season and co-hosts Danny and Zivi talked about How to create original routines for your kids show in today’s episode. Listen Now! Here are…
Read MoreKEH083: How to Improve Your Presence
How to Improve Your Presence: Kids Entertainer Tips for a Stronger Performance and a More Responsive Audience As entertainers, we want our audience to have their eyes glued to us, hanging on our every word and applauding with delight. And more often than not, the key to achieving this lies not so much on the…
Read MoreKEH052: How to Bond with Your Audience
How to Bond with Your Audience: Performing Tips for Kids and Family Entertainers Many children’s entertainers start out thinking it’s the magic tricks, the puppet handling skills, the balloon twisting designs that’s going to make them a stellar and successful performer. All those technical stuff are important—no doubt about that—but the KEY to being a…
Read MoreOriginality Is Not Making the Same Choices as Everyone Else
In my previous article, we talked about how to follow your inspiration but still remain one-of-a-kind. Now let’s continue where we left off and discuss more tips on how to be original and how to set yourself apart from other kids entertainers.
Read MoreAre You An Original Kids Entertainer?
Remember the third Indiana Jones movie? In the opening scenes, we see young Indy as a boy scout thwarting some thieves in a great chase scene that establishes Indy’s fear of snakes. At the end of this section, the head crook gives Indy his fedora, and we realize that Indy’s look and leather jacket style…
Read MoreBaxt’s Bits of Business Part 1
Stage Presence For Kids Entertainers I do many shows each month. Recently, at a “family night” stage show held at a school, the principal came up to me afterwards excited to talk to me about my performance. I had slipped in some new tricks and ad-libbed some jokes, but I was surprised that she didn’t mention…
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