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"I really liked how there were links to nature, literacy, activity. I also liked that there were historical references to mime. The sound and lighting made a huge difference, compared to other performances we have had."

Patrick Kinghorn, VP
Glenmerry Elementary, Trail, BC

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"Trent was a captivating performer. All students and teachers were thoroughly engaged in his performance. Many teachers spoke of the performance afterwards and this does not usually happen."

Andrea Barclay, Fine Arts Rep
Howard DeBeck Elementary
Richmond, BC

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"Trent is a master performer who handled his young audience beautifully. The themes were relevant and very entertaining. "

Steve Hamilton
Nanoose Bay Elementary, BC

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"Excellent pace and audience involvement. Relevant and educational content was 'just right.' "

S Halliday, Prinipal
Errington Elementary, BC

It's comical storytelling. Masterful mime. Compelling music and hilarious puppetry. Quite simply, Trent Arterberry's Think Bigg is something kids love—and adults won’t want to miss!

By turns, Arterberry fills the stage with a collection of intriguing characters. Roboman discovers the limits—and extraordinary reaches—of his own body. The Sports Hero displays his athletic prowess to the strains of the theme from Rocky. The three-foot-tall human puppet, Mr. Bigg, dances to a dizzying medley of musical styles from rap to Russian folklore.

Through it all Arterberry's remarkable physical skills and irrepressible playfulness alternately inspire waves of laughter and amazement. There's drama, comedy, subtle lessons and outrageous fun in Trent Arterberry’s Think Bigg.