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Allen,
Clive & Tracy
- Magic & Illusions |
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Bach, Geoff
- Professional Juggler |
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Balloon Artist
- When you need to impress |
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Bounce
OOOLaLa
- Comedy & Variety |
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Burnett,
Bobby
- Vocalist/Comedy/Harmonica |
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Carr, David
- Ventriloquist |
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Casino
Party
- Casino Service |
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Dewitt,
Evan
- Ventriloquist |
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Dumb
Waiters
- Improvisational Comedy |
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Engle,
Steve
- Ventriloquist |
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Funny Dummy Show, The
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Ventriloquist & Dummies |
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Germain, Lee And
Judi
- Illusionist & Magician |
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Grout, Al
- Juggler - Comedian - Musician |
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Hammett,
Helen / Kenton Kovich
- Ventriloquist / Folk Artist |
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Hayward,
Mark
- Juggler & Yo Yo Champion |
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Hilby
- Unicycles / Juggling |
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Hunt,
Bobby
- Circus Boy |
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Jessie & James
- Husband & Wife Comedy Team |
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Kalvan,
Jack
- Unicycles / Juggling |
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MaCoy,
Ramelle
- Hypnotist |
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Madhatter Clown
- Animal Balloons / Face Painting |
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Mills Family, Dazzling
- Family Circus Acts |
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Mother Nature On Stilts
- Stilt Walking Entertainment |
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Murder
Mystery
- Dinner Theater |
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Piccirillo,
Tim
- Magic / Comedy |
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Pleis,
Bobby
- Juggling/Acrobatics/Unicycling |
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Powell, Tom
- Millionaire Pickpocket |
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Priest,
Robert
- Mind Reader |
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Rice &
Renee
- Comedy, Ropes, Whips |
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Road To Hope
- Tribute to
Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, and Dorothy
Lamour |
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Rojahn,
David
- Comic Conjurer |
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Rollo
- Comedy |
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Skin &
Bones
- Comedy Circus |
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Skylr
- Master Hypnotist |
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Snyder, Mike & Donna
- Magic |
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Swan, Doc
- Comedy Magic |
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Ty-Rone's
World
- Comedy |
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Wasik, Michelle
- Mime |
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Watt, Pete
- Man In Cage Promotion |
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Whimsey, Nicolo
- Variety Arts Entertainer Extraordinaire |
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White Faced Mime
- Mime! |
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Yo-Yo Guy
- Yo-Yo Entertainment |
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Murder
Mystery
"WHO_DUNNITS" test each person's skill
of observation, knowledge of human character, sense of humor, and
introspection. Everyone is nosy and likes to play
DETECTIVE. This is your chance. Pit your wit against
the great detectives of all-time-- try to solve the case
first. Or maybe get killed off.... "Who-dunnit?"
All ages can participate in hunting for
clues. The language is suitable for all audiences.
The plots are tricky, twisted, and sly. Some
clues may be deceivingly simple, or hidden within other clues.
Audiences can change some of the outcomes by
participating and adding characters: some audience members
may be recruited by the cast, on the sly, to trick members at
their table or group. Who is WHO?
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