Chippy the Clown truly is the little clown with a Great Big HEART. You see, even when wearing her oversized clown shoes, Chippy is a few inches shy of 5 feet tall. Chippy believes that clowning and bringing joy to others comes from the heart... and her goal in life is to bring joy, happiness and laughter to all the kind-hearted people that she meets.
With her diminutive stature, minimal make-up, and a warm-hearted sense of humor, Chippy makes an unimposing figure that even those who are hesitant towards clowns warm to quickly. Chippy creates a festive atmosphere that makes it easy for children to smile, giggle, have fun and develop their sense of imagination. It is through this process that memories are made that last forever.
Comedy Magic Show
Chippy's Comedy magic show is a mixture of magic, stunts, and skits designed to entertain, amuse, and teach. Sometimes with the aid of her puppet friends, Chippy, acts out stories and performs tricks in a silly-goofy-funny way that gets laughter from children and adults alike.
Audience participation is a big part of the show and keeps the children involved and interested. By using techniques that allow the children to be spontaneous and react instinctively, their sense of fun is released through comedic drama. Chippy's "Sydney the Fish" skit helps teach children not to go with strangers in an amusing and non-threatening way.
Organizations
Chippy believes in spreading love, laughter and joy throughout her community, especially to those who are less fortunate. That is why she belongs to the local chapter of Clowns 'R US, a community service clown alley located in Warminster, Pennsylvania. As part of Clowns 'R US, Chippy has performed at charitable events to help raise money for holiday toys for children as well as at hospitals, shelters, and nursing homes throughout the northern Philadelphia Suburbs.
As a member of KIDabra, The Association of Family and Kidshow Performers, Chippy regularly attends KIDabra seminars and conventions to learn new ways to improve her performances.
