Here is a video of The Great Lester, Edgar Bergen’s mentor, with “School For Dummies.” This is one of my favorites of all time. https://youtu.be/tVmXrz6iAlA?si=yDNXiPBCmH_0ZNBX

Hey guys!! I've never told you this, but I discovered I could do vent, when I was making a muppet. I was studying props and scenery at the time, and one of the tasks was to create a muppet. The teacher taught us but he had never made a muppet before, so I had been using It for a year and a half until It started breaking down. And I decided to create a new version of the character on my own!! I'm going to upload some pictures of the comparison!!! What do you think!! I think It looks WAAYY BETTER now!!

How does one do the distant voice properly? I want to do more with ventriloquism, but I feel I’m not doing enough. Don’t get me wrong! I have good material I’ve done, with great characters as well. I just want to evolve my act to keep it current.

In the midst of a show, a woman got up and ran out, visibly upset. Her husband came to me later and told me to be more careful, because as my Uncle Henry was looking around the audience, he looked her right in the eyes, and it freaked her out. And, because people have asked me why my puppet does not have a mic, I took care of that. Hello, from Edmonton, Alberta.

Hey guys, I guess I'm just writing to see your opinions and also to express myself a little bit. Yesterday I had a gig at a local restaurant in my hometown here in Spain. I had been asked to perform a whole 40-50 minute show. I even have screenshots with the messages. And so, I went to the restaurant to prepare everything and they told me my performance couldn't last more than 20 minutes. So I had to cut more than half of the script I had written. I was also told that there was a sound equipment there. Usually, when I perform in other places, the sound equipments are arleady prepared and I don't have to worry about anyhing other than the soundtracks and indicating the exact moments in which they have to sound. Thank god I took my portable microphone, cause they had no microphones there, and the speakers weren't even there, they were kept in the kitchen of the place. Usually when I perform in any place, there's always at least one person taking care of all those things, and here there was nobody, my soundtrack depended on a waitress literally. The owner got mad at me saying that I was very irresponsible (even though I had asked him before if he wanted me to take one of my speakers for example, but he had said no), inmature and that I hadn't rehearsed. Obviously I had rehearsed, I had rehearsed a 50 minute show, which is what I was asked to do, not a 20 minute one. So, when it came the time to perform I was honestly collapsing but I continued and in the end I enjoyed performing. There were also two magicians performing there (40-50 year old magicians) starring at me with an angry look and saying mean comments comparing me (a 23 year old ventriloquist, who is just starting in show business) with the most famous spanish ventriloquist of the moment, who has been in show business for like 25 years. I don't know, looking at it from another perspective, I think that the situation is unacceptable, and also much much older people with much more experience in life than me, shouldn't be so mean with someone young trying to make a living out of this. Has anything like this ever happened to you? How do you deal with it?