The Explorer-Team of EventComedy.
Explorers Walkact
looking for the species "guest"
With its exotic appearance, including a pith helmet and tamed raccoon, Gotthilf Zielmann attracts the eye of the beholder.
Utilizing the natural curiosity of the human species, he approaches the object of desire uninhibitedly and with well-founded expert knowledge about the behavior of the "guest" species.
He is happy to explain to the interested audience how he avoids the benefit-cost trap and skilfully deprives his Sherpa expedition porters of their fee by letting them participate in the shell game. A feast for the eyes.
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Tropical explorer with raccoon.
The tropical explorer walkact
A special fun is the hyperactive raccoon!
The spectators have to watch twice. Is it alive?
The famous double take!
The Jungle Explorer Walkact
It is a special fun when the jungle explorer can move in the appropriate scenery and inspires the audience with his actions.
Photos above: © Franz Frieling
Tropical researcher walking act
Young and old are amazed when the ranger wakes his raccoon with a pat on the nose and to everyone's amusement it moves as if it were real.
The first question is whether it is real or not. Sometimes this question remains unanswered even after stroking it.
In seconds, the atmosphere is set for all kinds of experiences, from fabulous stories about flora and fauna to magical tricks from the explorer's backpack.
“How smart are you?” is the opening question from the walk act performer to a series of explorer puzzles that need to be solved with touch and intelligence.
The sensation for zoo and animal park family celebrations, anniversaries, and special events.
