Walkabout Circus Entertainer

Regurgitating Ping Pong Balls

“The regurgitating ping pong balls (of doom)” is Peat’s most famous walkabout routine. A totally unique and unexpected, award-winning effect that will make people stop and stare, transfixed and fascinated as he continually removes ball after ball from his mouth. Then, just as you think you’ve figured out how it’s done, that’s when Peat proves you wrong and just as you think his finished, out pops another 5, 10, 20 or more balls.

Peat first showcased this routine at the EUROPEAN JUGGLING CONVENTION and promptly won a prize for the most stupid act, (that’s no small feat when you consider the fact that the event was attended by over 3,000 clowns and performers from all over the world).
Since then the routine has grown and evolved into the routine shown in the short video below.

But this is only one of Peats unique and infamous walk about routines. Others include puppetry and magic and of course, comedy. The beauty of these routines is that they can be done whilst strolling past bemused public, or on a one to one basis as he meets people, leaving them with the feeling that your world-famous jester performed solely for them and their children, and that’s something that guarantees to bring them and their friends back year, after year, after year.

Puppetry with Woodbine;

Peats mastery of puppetry is shown in his use of his pet polecat (known to his fans as woodbine). In 2012, whilst performing at a medieval market in Newcastle Peat was approached by the town council. Apparently they’d had not one, but two complaints of his use of live animals. Even the council official was convinced that peats pet was real. That is until he burped (the pole cat, not the council official).