A full-time fantasy author by trade (with over 30 years of entertaining readers under his belt) James M brings his flair for other periods and places to his magic.
Library-use models are changing, and we’re excited to help our amazing library clients create more interactive days and activities as their place in their town’s social life changes too.
Here are a few of our most popular library options, and why our librarian clients choose them.
Both the winters and summers in New England are brutal–here is our full heat policy which keeps our party entertainers (and especially party costumed characters like princesses and mascots) safe.
Jeanette A has been with Kaleidoscope since 2016 and is one of our artists who does it all: she’s a face– and body-painting balloon-twisting-champ who moonlights as one of our favorite princesses! (Not to mention most types of temporary tattoos and other cartoon characters, but who’s counting?)
Looking for a family magic show that’s as funny as it is magical? Call Kenny!
Kenny’s kid’s comedy magic show is family-friendly where Kenny just can’t seem to get it right! From exploding props to puppets who play tricks on him, Kenny will have every kid at your event rolling with laughter and screaming for more. His show has a retro-magic vibe with a modern and cartoonish flair.
Olivia G began working at Kaleidoscope in May of 2015 as a high schooler who heard about a princess job through her local community theatre.
Since then, she’s become one of our most seasoned face painters, balloon twisters, and performers! While she no longer plays princesses here, she’s since graduated college and become a public school science teacher who balances her love of education with her passion for the arts.
Olivia is a Connecticut native who now lives in the Greater Boston area and entertains throughout southern New England, so no matter where your party is you may see her soon!
April the Clown was the pet project of former Kaleidoscope artist and mom Ali, who left our team once her child was old enough to move back into the full-time workforce. When she left, Ali trained a team of Aprils to replace her to keep up with demand.
April is a Kaleidoscope character and one of our most popular party entertainers!
We’ve had a lot of questions about April and with the National Clown Shortage going on (yes, that’s a thing), we figured we’d address some of them.
Our stilt walkers have a lot of training: but it’s still a hard job! Here’s how you can help keep our stilt walkers safe:
Whether you’ve hired a mascot or a character, safety for us is important above all else! We take loads of steps to make sure your family and guests are safe, so we hope you’ll take the same care of our actors
Heat is the #1 safety concern with both mascots and characters, so please be mindful!
Susanna P has been face painting since 2012 and was one of Kaleidoscope’s first party entertainers back in 2013 and our single highest-rated artist.