Mascots, up to six
Soft, child-height, no sudden moves. They let themselves be hugged and photographed.
Scripted shows, from six up
Twenty to forty minutes with a beginning and an end. The only acts that get a room quiet.



On ground
On ground Colour and height
Bright walkabout characters that let children come close. They work in a garden, a park or a big party.
Up to about six, mascots win: small, soft, huggable, and they frighten nobody. Between six and ten it changes completely — that is where Transformers belongs, the robot that unfolds in front of them and then stays for photos, or the magician, the only act that gets a room properly silent. Past ten, children want something they can tell the class about the next day: unicycle jugglers, giant soap bubbles, the colourful stilt characters.
Two practical notes from experience. One forty-minute act works better than three fifteen-minute ones, because children need time to come closer. And if the party is at home, measure the ceiling first: Transformers needs 2.5 clear metres to stand up, otherwise it stays a robot on wheels, which is a very different afternoon.
Everything else in these categories
Catalogues to browse
The same characters, laid out as packages you can page through and forward inside your company.
Colorful Collection The colourful characters — the ones you see from across the room and that end up in every photo.
Transformers Robots 2.25 m tall on platforms, with a dance set, sound system and a photo session with the crowd.
General catalogue Everything in the workshop, in one place: living statues, stilts, LED, mascots, robots. 








































