Where in the world am I today?: North Vancouver, BC, Canada
Prologue: Kingston Busker’s Rendezvous 2008 I’m back for my 10th time in 20 years of the Festival’s Existence… From out of nowhere pops this no nonsense, take control of the situation firecracker of a performer full of enthusiasm, vim, vigor and life… We didn’t talk much that weekend, but Miss Becky Priebe certainly left an impression… It wasn’t until we had a bit more time to hang out at the Nanjing Clown Carnival that we spoke much and became better friends. With out a doubt it was her ‘anything is possible, lets make it happen’ approach to performing that won me over and continues to endear her to my heart. She’s a keeper!
Stats:
Name: Becky Priebe – Becky Hoops
Birthday: 18 August
Place of Birth: Whitecourt, AB, Canada
Started Performing/Working in the Industry: 2003
Discipline: Clown/Hoops
Website: http://www.beckyhoops.com
Video Link: check out website… there are lots
Venues Worked: uh….lots
Hot 10 Questions:
- What’s your favorite flavor of ice cream and why? • Chocolate fudge….because…isn’t it obvious??
- Name one movie that would make it to your Top 10 all-time great films • Frida
- What was your favorite toy from childhood? • My brother
- Who were your biggest inspirations when you got started? • Violet Morrison
- From the world of animation what one character do you most identify with or see yourself in? • Wonder Woman, Marilyn Monroe and a Fraggle (i know its hard to imagine… but I am a weird mix of a girl!)
- Name something that scares you. • Centipedes
- Apart from the entertainment industry, name one other job you’ve had. • Page at the Alberta Legislature
- What’s something you haven’t done yet that you’d like to try? • Biking across Canada
- What’s your least favourite thing about being a performer? • Ugly hotel curtains
- If heaven exists, what would you like to hear God say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates? • Welcome
The Nugget:
Pick one nugget of wisdom you’ve picked up from your career in Show Business to share with the World.
“Breathing on stage is important. It lets the public breathe and enjoy.“
–Becky Priebe