Yay for the President, and 4 more years for our Obama Lookalike!

These lovely Chinese dancers were among the many excellent performers who brought color and fun to a large trade show at the Gaylords National Resort and Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland.  Our client praised our attention to detail and really appreciated the great entertainment!  

Book "Invisible Obama" at your next Special Event!

Just place the empty chair beside the podium and let your guest speaker babble incoherently, while pretending to speak to President Obama!  Sure to get lots of buzz from your audience, who will tweet and blog and all that other viral social media stuff!  Or, for risk-free entertainment, call us for excellent political lookalikes who will be on script, customized for your group, and absolutely appropriate for the occasion.  (Clint Eastwood is not on our list!)

"Smart Mart" party at the Capitol Hilton Hotel

George and Martha Washington looking quite smart at the "Smart Mart" 

a party for meeting planners at the Capitol Hilton last week, hosted by 

"Smart Meetings" Magazine.  Our client said, "Your performers were amazing!"  

The Washingtonian Magazine throws its annual "Best of Washington" party at the National Building Museum.

On July 11th, the Washingtonian Magazine threw its annual "Best of Washington" party at the National Building Museum.  We were invited to create a "Pink Lady" greeter to stand at the end of a vibrant pink carpet.  Our new costume artist, Kenann, whipped up the dress to match the carpet, with some help from our stellar intern, Nicole, not to mention Kim and Bob and voila!  A classy way to say "Welcome to the party!"  Photos by Rodney Bailey for the Washingtonian Magazine

The Fabulous Staff at Cast of Thousands!

Jan Kearney, Owner and Frequent Flyer

Kim Bradley, Entertainment Manager

Kieta Mall Skoglund, Entertainment Coordinator

Dee Thomas, Bookkeeper

Kenann Quander, Costume Manager

Here we are!  The current stars at Cast of Thousands Entertainment Company! 

Bollywood at Macy's!

Macy's celebrated an Indian Heritage Festival at their Dulles Town Center store.  Our Bollywood dancer demonstrated some steps and then got the shoppers moving!  Great response!  At the same time, other performers from Cast of Thousands provided Henna tattoos, and helped shoppers of all ages make beaded bangles.  A good time was had by all!

Food for thought

Question:  One of these purses is original.  One is a "knock off."   They may look the same, and they may feel the same. One is less expensive. (It takes much less time and effort to copy something than it does to come up with an original idea, and then produce it.)

But what is the most important difference between the two?

Answer:  Integrity!