Ken Bishop has performed at various venues throughout Canada, including schools, festivals, jamborees and numerous company parties. Our puppet company was originally called the Kenuppets and we performed four days a week for five consecutive years from our castle at West Edmonton Mall. Ken and his characters also starred on Storytime , a Saturday morning kids program, which aired across Canada on the CTV network for over five years. He has had the pleasure of working with many celebrities and singers. All of his puppets are original and at one time he owned over 350 characters. Ken has written over 100 scripts for television as well as a variety of music videos. He has taught puppetry, character development, and script writing to both adults and students in classrooms and auditorium settings. Believing that "laughter is the best medicine", his puppets never fail to bring a smile to every face. The performances are in the style of a variety show with lively contemporary songs and fast action skits and dialogue by one or more puppet character hosts. This works well, especially during a festival where the audience is moving about or coming midway through a presentation. In this way people will not miss a "storyline" and can enjoy the performance at any point. These shows are designed to fit the venue with the intended audience or theme in mind. There are a multitude of characters like Stevie Wonder, Sting, Reggi, Albert, Vulter, Elvis, and a magical whiteboard named Boardie, plus many more characters and surprises.