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Back stage, Becky keeps the act looking good and fresh.
She designs, decorates, and produces costumes, props
and puppets. During performances she manages equipment
and curious children. Becky coordinates with site managers
and volunteer staff to focus the Duckman into areas
for maximum impact and event benefit. |
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Sandpoint's
historic Panida Theater's 75th birthday vaudeville and
variety show, 2002. |
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Becky makes a special street entertaining travel bag
for Jerry to use in Mexico, 2002. |
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The
table saw is the only machine that Becky avoids in
their wood-working and puppet-making shop. She does
have her own chain saw and rota-tiller, though.
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A
performer in her own right, Becky adds a high level
of spirit and energy to her African dancing, 1998. |
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Jerry
convinced Becky to demonstrate how to ride on a magic
broom while refereeing the "broom NOT race,"
an event where cooperation was the objective, 2002. |
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In
the period spanning 1978 to 1990 Jerry, Becky and their
son Travis appeared at over 250 art and craft shows.
They put on twice as many medicine show performances.
Jerry danced more than 1000 30-minute sets, and the
family produced an estimated 50,000 items. |
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