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KID'S DAY RETURNS TO WOOD FESTIVAL - The Mark Wood Fun Show, Special Entertainment And Prizes

(06/04/2005)
The zany Mark Wood Fun Show is coming to Kid's Day today at the Wood Festival from 9-12.

Cowboy Mark Wood loves to make people laugh and he has been doing it for a very long time. Mark started entertaining audiences when he was just eight years old and has been in show business now for more than 37 years.

During his stage shows, Mark delights audiences with his crazy comedy, magic, juggling and lots of audience participation. And when strolling, he does lots of balloon sculpturing and some rope spinning.

Wood started his show business career in the third grade and taught himself magic from books at the Jackson City Library. He was soon a performing magician. A few years later, Mark combined the magic and clowning into "Marko," a magical clown character. Mark still describes himself as a clown, only "without the makeup."

Then in 1993, he combined his magic, clowning, juggling and balloon sculpturing into a new act with a western theme, the Mark Wood Fun Show.

He is a full-time professional entertainer, and has been featured on many television shows and now travels extensively throughout the Midwest.

He performs at schools, libraries, county fairs, festivals, malls and corporate events.

Mark and his wife Deanna and son Clay, live near Jackson, Ohio.

The festival's "Kid Day" will have several other events and games, including prizes.

For more about Kids Day at the Wood Festival see www.woodfestival.com


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