Puddles Pity Party
They call him the sad clown with the golden voice. As if you're not intrigued.
Overview
Puddles is a really tall clown who sings covers of popular songs with a sad face. He calls it his Pity Party and he's throwing one at the Giant Dwarf for a few days in March.
If it sounds like a gimmick, that's because it is. But if you can manage to get past the 7 foot man with the white painted face wearing pompoms, turns out the clown can actually sing. Puddles' cover of Lorde's hit Royals has received more than 10 million views on YouTube, and his shows have received standing ovations at comedy festivals all around the world.
And not without good reason. Puddles' performances are weirdly hypnotic — we think it must be something to do with the ridiculous clown suit and the pretty awesome voice. It's just so unexpected. If clowns creep you out, this might not be the show for you. But if you're looking for a truly unique performance, this might be for you.
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