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Wizdom for Wizards Part 3

Magician and kids entertainer Brian Richards is back with Part 3 of his Wizdom for Wizards series. The image shows a magician in a suit and hat with his back to the reader.

In my last post, we talked about how important it is to embrace who you are to differentiate yourself from your competition. Now we’ll go into something totally different, and I’ll start things off with a gift.

Originality Is Not Making the Same Choices as Everyone Else

A red pencil with a happy face standing out amidst other gray, sad-faced pencils

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.

Talking 4 – 2: Ventriloquism for Kids Entertainers Part 3

Tom Crowl is a Kids Entertainment Hub contributor. In the photo, he is smiling while holding a duck puppet with a large, orange bill right next to his face

Hi! Once again, it’s Tom Crowl at your service. Last time we talked about what you can do to help kids not to get scared of puppets. This time, we’ll discuss something else, but first you have to guess what’s wrong in the video below.

Adding Circus To Your Act With Danys Hamel Part 2

Circus tips for kids entertainers with danys hamel Kids Entertainer Hub contributor

Follow along with Kids Entertainer Danys Hamel from Canada as he shows you how to create excitement in your show by building suspense with every day objects …

Performing Tips for Children’s Entertainers

If you work with groups of children and want some better strategies for keeping them under your control then you’ll enjoy these videos.

KEH 002: Kids Entertainer Tips from a Disneyland Performer

Kids Entertainer Tips from a Disneyland Performer With over 9000 shows as a Disney Pop Up performer, Max Marshall shares performing tips, insights into creating your stage character and how legendary clown doctor Patch Adams taught him – with a rubber fish – how to make his audiences ‘feel’ the comedy.

Baxt’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…

Entertain Any Audience with These 4 Easy Hand Gags

What if you accidentally left your props case at home or you’re put on the spot and asked to entertain a bunch of kids? No need to fret. These four no-props-required gags shared by Max Marshall can pull you out of a tight spot and make you ready to entertain in no time.