All About Gizmo D. Robot!
He’s 6 feet tall, weighs 600 pounds and, oh yes, his mother was a washing machine. Meet Gizmo D. Robot, a completely interactive robot performer with a wacky sense of humor.
This “charmer in armor” is fun for the whole family. He’s 100% mobile so you may bump into him anywhere at your event. His wise-cracking show is a non- stop standup comedy act on wheels. One thing’s for sure, the fast-talking robot is never at a loss for things to say. He can even answer questions from visitors.
Not only does Gizmo joke, sing, and shakes hands – he has a high-powered digital sound system draws people near whenever they hear him coming.
Gizmo is not only a wonderful addition to your event’s entertainment schedule – He is a great avenue for sponsors. Gizmo has the ability to promote a company or organization with an assortment of advertising possibilities.
What better way to create a real splash at any kind of event than with a fun, unique and engaging robot character. For decades, Gizmo D. Robot has been drawing and entertaining crowds at:
Fairs
Festivals
Special events
Trade shows
Corporate meetings
Mitzvahs
Schools
Fundraisers
Consumer shows
Holiday parties
Company picnics
What makes Gizmo work so well for any occasion and theme is years of experience. Gizmo can:
be costumed appropriately to blend in with the theme, whether it is a boat show, Hawaiian party or any other type of event.
be scripted to enhance your theme and convey any message you wish to convey.
be “programmed” to recognize VIPs and share fun, insider knowledge of them.
be decorated with your logo in various places on his body.
play music of any kind.
If you want your clients to remember you and the effort you made, bring Gizmo in to make it a truly memorable experience.
No matter your theme or type of event reach out to us to discuss how Gizmo D. Robot can make your event even better!
Other Characters:
Outside of the robot character realm, we created two live, interactive “on screen” characters for Sesame Place theme park in Langhorne, PA
Myron O’Lantern is Jack’s not very scary – and rather nerdy – younger brother. Appearing in a painting that hangs in the Counting Counts Haunted Castle, Myron interacts with visitors and tries, unsuccessfully, to scare them, though he only ends up charming them with his sweetness and accidental wit.
Bertram the Snowman (pronounced Buuurrrr-tram), is also an on-screen character who hosts visitors during the winter holidays. Bertram is a unique in that he hates the cold and actually has a cold. “I’d drink a cup of hot chocolate right now.” he says. “I don’t care what happens!”
