Ground performers

These are the performers who work at eye level. They move between the tables, shake hands, pose for photos and carry on. No stage, no height, nothing between them and your guests — which is why this is usually the first thing people meet when they walk in.

55 acts in this selection

Brain Reaper
On ground
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Butterflies
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LED Jugglers
On ground
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La Catrina
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LED Corsets On ground
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LED Dancers
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LED Drummers
MOST WANTED Stage show
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LED Fusion Show Full
MOST WANTED Stage show
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LED Robots Show
MOST WANTED Stage show
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LED Tail 2700
On ground
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Maleficent
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Mirror Men
Choose a version MOST WANTED On ground 4 variants
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Mr. Grinch
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Necro King
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Olaf
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Mime Artists On ground
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Shadow Beak
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Shoeshiners
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Snowman
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Sugar Canes
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Tree Men
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Trio Butterfly
MOST WANTED On stilts
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White Angels LED MOST WANTED On ground
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White Tails On ground
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Ground acts are the answer when the ceiling is low or the floor plan is tight: restaurants, hotel ballrooms, trade-fair stands, shopping centres. An act like LED Dancers or Mirror Men takes up roughly the space of one person, so it goes wherever a waiter with a tray can go. This is also where the contact-driven acts live — Fake Paparazzi, Shoeshiners, Giant Soap Bubbles — built around a guest reacting rather than watching.

You choose how many performers go out, and the choice changes the job: one character covers a welcome, a duo works a room all evening, a group of six opens a show. Several of these costumes also exist as a stilt version with the same design, so if you want the character visible over a crowd, ask us about its taller twin.

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