The Shop Dummies
Bring your next event to life with The Shop Dummies, award-winning living mannequins as you’ve never seen before. Oozing heaps of visual comedy, their automaton movements are instantly captivating, especially when paired with the Muzak playing from beneath their costumes. Perfect for shopping centre entertainment, audiences will love these world-class mannequin mimes.
Biography
“…absolutely fabulous and everyone was in awe of them”
J.L.Ingram Westbury PLC
Wearing wigs, retro clothes adorned with price and ‘Sale’ tags and made up to look just like a male and a female mannequin, The Shop Dummies are instantly captivating. Moving through a crowd or event space in their automaton way, interacting with the audience, it looks like real-life dummies have stepped out of a shop window and have come to life for the first time.
The act is performed by two world-class mime artists who know exactly how to enchant and enthral an audience.
The male mannequin, Jason, has taught mime in the UK and internationally on behalf of the British Arts Council. He also played ‘Robot Dad’ opposite Harry Hill in the film ‘Professor Branestawm’, devised 78 mime sketches for the children’s TV show ‘Havakazoo’ and has appeared in a number of commercials. In addition to this, he also won 1st Prize at the Rotterdam International Street Theatre Awards.
Perfect for shopping centre and retail entertainment, audiences will fall head over heels for these marvellous moving mannequins.
The act is normally performed as 3 x 45 mins sessions per day.
The Shop Dummies are perfect for: Shopping centre, retail events, fashion events, retro event entertainment, cabaret events, street entertainment,
Read moreTestimonials
“Jason, you were superb!”
Joanna Lumley
“…absolutely fabulous and everyone was in awe of them”
J.L.Ingram Westbury PLC
“Excellent as always”
Rick Worthy, Glastonbury Circus Stage
“Thank you for your wonderful show”
Tarja Halonen, Former President of Finland
“The Queen enjoyed herself immensely”
Lady Elizabeth Anson
“Jason went down extremely well”
Alan Rutt, Director, British Council, Mozambique
