Ryan Schane brings energy and personality to the dance floor, showing how great event entertainment is about connecting with the people in the room. There is a difference between being good at performing and being good at entertaining a room full of people. Someone can be an incredible dancer, an extremely talented DJ or a naturally funny person and still struggle to connect with an audience. Knowing your craft is important, but knowing how to bring other people into the expe

Whether he's creating giant bubbles, leading activities, or bringing characters to life, Elvy knows that great entertainment starts with connecting to the audience. What does a balloon twister, a superhero character performer, a magician, a bubble entertainer and a line dance instructor have in common? On the surface, not much. Each requires different skills, different equipment and a different approach to entertaining an audience. But there's something that connects all of t

From intricate juggling routines to interactive circus performances, Nathaniel Douglas Allenby combines technical skill and creativity to bring his acts to life. Watching someone juggle seven objects or walk through a crowd on towering stilts is impressive. But being able to perform a difficult trick and knowing how to entertain an audience are two very different skills. The technical ability might get someone's attention. What happens next determines whether they actually co