"How can we ever thank you enough for helping us
out at the Cerebral Palsy Telethon. As expected,
the strolling [stiltwalking] performances
you gave at the Holyoke Mall were wonderful! You
absolutely delighted our mall audience and
added lots of excitement and FUN to Telethon Day!"

Barbara Griffin, Past President, Cerebral Palsy & Developmental Services, Springfield MA

STILTWALKING
"WALK-AROUND" ENTERTAINMENT

indoors or outdoors,
strolling entertainment draws attention near and far
for adults, too!

Whether it's a fair or arts festival, promotion or picnic, grand opening or graduation, trade show or telethon, table-to-table during a formal dinner or Wowing the Crowd at a town event, indoors or out, a

public or private event, for elders to youngsters... this professional stiltwalker definitely adds a whole new dimension to your event! Drawing attention from both near and far, TREVOR's Stiltwalking "Walk-Around" Entertainment is a moving performance... literally!

TREVOR can be strolling among the crowds or else out in front drawing people in. Either way, everyone's face breaks into a smile when they first catch sight of the big, tall man on stilts. Dressed head to toe in vivid red and yellow, wearing his signature Cat in the Hat hat and extra, extra long striped pants, TREVOR adds lots of color and a festive touch to your event. He even gets comments about his shoes!

As he strides among the crowds, nearly everyone accepts the offer to jump up and give him a really High Five! Some days, 150+ people an hour have gotten their feet off the ground and their spirits lifted by that one simple act. Kids, teens, and a surprising number of adults all want to get in on the FUN!

But wait, there's more!

As he works the crowds, whenever and wherever small groups gather, TREVOR pulls equipment from his Utility Belt & Bag of Tricks to entertain both young and old in brief 2-10 minute "spot shows" throughout the event area with exciting and stimulating selections from The Aerial Delights Show. There may be two or three per hour, or as many as one every 5-10 minutes --- it completely depends on the crowd.