A comic fake waiter act that builds gradually throughout a meal, leaving diners unsure what is real.
Daniel Blanqué plays a fake waiter who joins the service at a meal as though he were part of the venue’s team. The scene begins quite normally, then develops into gentle comic confusion as his mistakes become increasingly apparent while he tries to remain believable.
The performance is designed to unfold during dinner and can last for up to two hours. Its gradual progression lets the guests’ uncertainty and reactions become part of the comedy. The tone is restrained and non-erotic. For hen parties, an anti-striptease can also be included, played for laughs.
Daniel Blanqué is an actor with a degree in Dramatic Arts. His influences include clowning and Woody Allen, informing a character who aims to seem convincing as the situation grows surreal.
The format can work at weddings, meals, dinners and hen parties. The venue address needs to be shared in advance, with coordination from the service staff.
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Daniel joins the service as an apparently ordinary waiter, then gradually makes comic mistakes while guests believe he is genuine.
It can run for most of the meal, up to a maximum of two hours.
Yes. An anti-striptease can be added, performed as comedy rather than erotica.
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