Character Work
For events of all types, Drew Heyen
offers a remarkable list of fun and entertaining
characters:
The Gambler
Drew Heyen has developed a character archetype of a
gambler, which is second to none. The combination of a Texas
upbringing, an outgoing personality, and his uncanny gift with
cards, makes this an entertaining and convincing persona. For
a party with a Western theme, starting you character list off
with Drew Heyen (A.K.A. Jack Scratch) is a must. Portrayed
with or without a Colt Navy strapped to his hip, Jack Scratch
looks the part perfectly.
Arabic Peddler
The Character of Jackeem Sacaratch, an Arab itinerant
salesman, is the perfect addition to your party or festival.
Be it historical or modern the concept of a Middle Eastern
peddler fits equally well in any time period as far back as
the 900’s. Complete with silly accent, long robe, and fez,
this character is in no way an accurate portrayal of a Middle
Easterner, rather an entertaining caricature.
Techno Industrial
Want your event to have that cutting edge look. Try out
Drew Heyen in his ultra modern attire. Glittering from head to
toe with the look of steel and chrome, this is magic with the
feel of William Gibson. Don’t think you loose formality
though, this style is clean and fashionable.
Jaccamo the Gypsy
Trying to achieve that old world charm for your event?
Maybe a gypsy is what you need. Less formal than the other
characters, Joccamo is always looking for an angle. He’ll
teach you guests how to pick pockets and display the ancient
art of Gypsy fortune telling.
Classic Magician
Nothing says “putting on the Ritz” like a magician at your
party. With a variety of formal attire to choose from, you can
achieve the exact look and feel for your event desired, and
your guest will be astounded by the abilities of Drew
Heyen.
You Name It
Got an idea that you simply must bring to life? Just ask,
if Drew Heyen doesn’t have it, he’ll get it. Specialty
costumes and personalities are old hat for Drew Heyen, and
given enough time to prepare, the sky is the limit. |