Copycats For Kids entertainers have performed at literally thousands of birthday parties, grand openings, church functions, company picnics, and special events since arriving in ****.

What You Can Expect- Clown parties -include face painting, balloon animals, temporary tattoos and fun parachute games. Your performer will arrive on time with all necessary materials, and will provide a stereo boombox with children's party music to keep the festivities lively. Special attention is paid to the birthday boy or girl and photos are welcome and encouraged. Your performer will sing "Happy Birthday" before exiting, leaving you time for cake and presents afterwards. Face paints are safe and non-toxic , and wash off with soap and water. Trouble the Clown says chunky peanut butter will work too, but we don't advise it! Most of our clowns paint their faces with balloons, hearts, rainbows, flowers and/or sparkles although traditional white face clowns are available on request.

Christopher Strand has worked for the company since it's inception in ****, and has been the owner/operator since ****. Chris is a professional actor, with a degree in Theatre Arts from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in California. He first started working with kids (when he was a kid!) as a puppeteer with Hank Holiday's Puppets Unlimited, moved on to children's theatre, and has been entertaining at children's parties since **** , working for several companies in Los Angeles, before relocating to Nashville and becoming part of the Copycats team. Chris is committed to making sure your party experience is one that both you and your child can treasure for years to come.

He is also very active in the Nashville theatre community , having performed at Nashville Children's Theatre, Tennessee Rep, The Mockingbird, and many others. You may have seen him on television with Dolly Parton in the Lifetime movie, "Blue Valley Songbird", or on PBS Masterpiece Theatre in "A Death in the Family". For the last three years, Chris has also been a performer with Martina McBride in her "Joy of Christmas" show.