Happy Monday! Whilst many prepare for the start of the new academic year here's a quick look back at the last few Entertainingly Different engagements of the Summer holidays.On Tuesday Rob Pudner paid a visit to Home Farm Holiday Park where he had the pleasure of working alongside Action Pussycat and once again had a close encounter of the feathered kind aa he performed to the handful of remaining guests.On Friday he was joined by fellow 'Greatest Showman' - Jasper for ninety minutes of Circus fun at The Northam Care Trust Friends and Family Day. There was more dressing up on Saturday but this time as a pirate rather than a ringmaster for a fabulous morning at Dawlish Children's Special Needs Group - AIMS. (although it transpired he was the only one who got the memo about fancy dress!) He finished the day with a spot (pun intended) of interactive family entertainment at a gloriously sunny Ide Revel where he was given a warm and enthusiastic welcome for the third year in a row. May we take this opportunity to thank you each and everyone of you who has made this season a success from the bookers and event organisers to the participants,audience members and supporters - please keep watching this space for all the latest news including a big announcement coming very soon. . . . . ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Bank Holiday everyone - whilst Rob Pudner takes a little breather before his last engagement of the summer season at Home Farm Holiday Park tomorrow night here's a look back at one of his quieter weeks in August.On Tuesday fresh from their appearances at Beautiful Days Festival Rob and Jasper performed family friendly shows at both Clawford Lakes and The Manor & Ashbury Resorts where they were delighted to catch up with friend and supporter of Entertainingly Different - Cameron Mills, they even stayed on to enjoy his fantastic set.On Wednesday afternoon Rob paid his fortnightly visit to Rose Hill (The Northam Care Trust) where there was a bit of a piractical flavour to his dramatic session. On Saturday evening he was back in spots with his sunflower securely attached for his last visit to the Manor until late October and last but not least yesterday he dodged the showers at The Copper Key to provide some nteractive antics as part of their first charity fun day. He is pictured with the talented Magical Moon who was also booked to entertain young and old alike in the jam packed North Tawton pub. ... See MoreSee Less
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Sunflowers, smiles, suits, spots,skates and silliness - last Sunday saw another two show day at Beautiful Days Festival and this time Rob Pudner and his amazing boy Jasper top and tailed proceedings in the Theatre Tent. Starting with Rise N Shine at 9.30am where Jasper even took to the stage on his own leading the clap game and a pengun race and finishing at 6.30pm with their Fabulous Festival Finale where in their matching orange suits they were delighted to be joined by one half of Queenie and the Jester, Happy Bubbles Devon and an amazingly enthusiastic audience. The love and support in the house was palpable and they celebrated another fabulous weekend at Escot Park in style thanking everyone who made it just so including the greatly missed 'T' whose cushion was on display at each of the five performances and is still clearly very much a driving force for all things Entertainingly Different 🧡 🌻 ... See MoreSee Less
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Last Saturday saw a two show day for Entertainingly Different in the Theatre Tent at Beautiful Days Festival. The morning started as usual with the high energy Rise N Shine before Ringmasters Rob Pudner and his boy Jasper were joined by some extremely talented performers for 'The Sunflower Circus' - a very special performance dedicated to Rob's eldest Son 'T' just a couple of weeks after marking what would have been his thirteenth Birthday. There was plenty of fun, laughter and smiles during the jam packed sixty minutes but of course there was the occasional tear too especially during Tamsin Ball's beautiful renditions of 'Never Enough' and 'A Million Dreams' from The Greatest Showman, one of Tobias' favourite films.🧡Thank you to everyone who took to the stage, the fabulously enthusiastic and supportive audience and Marching on with Hendrix for the loan of the sunflowers. A special mention and thank you to Lizi Bennett who played the accordion as the audience were arriving and Rob forgot to thank.📷 We are grateful to Dave at the Source Studio Exeter for some of the circus snaps featured here - if you have any you are happy to share with us please post in the comments below. ... See MoreSee Less
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