Charles The Clown Reviews
A clown for all seasons -- LA Times
A true children's comedian -- Billboard Magazine
Best Bet -- Seattle Times
Profiled in The Washington Post Extraordinary People!
You had everyone in stitches – young and old alike! Your performance was humorous, educational and truly magical as you clowned around in rhyme! The show was age appropriate, very well timed, and very entertaining for a wide range of school children. You interacted very well with the audience, and you were both funny and respectful.
– Children’s Librarian, Mountain View Library, MountainView, CA.
Thank you for such a memorable visit to our school. We (teachers and children) appreciate your natural talent, thoughtful approach, and engaging manner ...
— Lena Boot, Children’s Center of the Stanford Community
– Children’s Librarian, Mountain View Library, MountainView, CA.
Thank you for such a memorable visit to our school. We (teachers and children) appreciate your natural talent, thoughtful approach, and engaging manner ...
— Lena Boot, Children’s Center of the Stanford Community
The very best way to select a children's entertainer is to see the act in person, or to watch a video sampling the show. Look for rapport, that chemistry between the clown and the audience.
Is the presentation lively? Are the kids actively participating, are they responsive to what is happening on stage? Great entertainers set all of this in motion by combining an intriguing routine with respect and a welcoming attitude for the children. |
It's also important to learn what others think of the entertainer. Newspaper reviews, endorsements from librarians, educators, and parents can provide details about the appropriateness of the show, the reliability of the entertainer, the level of enthusiasm the performance generated and an assortment of elements that add up to a terrific experience. Was he too loud, too repetitive, did the show going on too long, not long enough? Did the kids love the show, participate enthusiastically, talk about the clown long after the party ended?
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