Megan L. McCluskey

A McCluskey Horror Story The Freakshow GENERAL ADMISSION ACT III – The After Show Performance 306 W 7th St #101, Kansas City, MO 64105 TEL: 816-309-2426 Friday October 13th, 2017 | 10 PM No Exchanges Proper Dress Required Tipping Required Bring a Bottle or 6 Pack General Admission Guest List Kenny Copeland Brent Donaldson Sam Klinkenborg Seth Chapin Rob Courville Josh Switzer Amanda Parra Amina Hood + 1 Bryce King + 1 Eric Batliner + 1 Lindsay Sizemore + 1 Heath Knight +1 Jenny Tarwater + 1 Lexi Tarwater + 1 Sean Cowherd Molly Carmadella Nick Carmadella Special Guest Timm Drew Miller Mike Brittany Chili Tory Seann Thompson Erica Morris Nate & Sarah Tony & Nicole   General Admission Ticket Get your picture taken in the "Killing Booth"   The Circus is Coming!  ...

Clown Acrobat Animal Trapeze Act Musician Dancer Hoopers Tightrope Walker Juggler Magician Uni-cyclist Fire Dancer Human Cannonball Bed of Nails Contortion Fire Eating Snake Charmer Strong Man Mime  Four Legged Girl Two Headed Man/Woman  Big Foot Elastic Man  Giant  Poney Boy Wooley Girl  Skinny Man Fat Lady  Elephant Man  Human Unicorn  Living Shelton Two Faced Man  Tattooed Wonder 

Can you match the Stage Name to the Actor? A. The Raving Mad Ring Master 1. Tehra Hands B. The Gimp Galore 2. Amy Sanders C. The Beautiful Bearded Lady 3. Amy Copeland D. The Courageous Lioness 4. Julie Balnis E. Bebe The Clown 5. Megan McCluskey F. Saucey Walker, The Living Doll 6. Misty David G. The Human Hydra 7. Beth Moore H. The Daring Dragon Damsel 8. Amanda Cordell I. The Sexy Sword Swallower 9. Sara Meis J. Clarabow the Cigarette Lady 10. Jennifer Duffey K. The Triple Threat 11. Ashley York L. The All-Seeing Soothsayer 12. Tara Fatzer Post your guesses in the comments.

24-hour Man — Employee who travels the route 24 hours before the rest of the circus, putting up roadside arrows to direct travel and making sure the lot is ready. Aba-daba — Any dessert served in the cookhouse. Advance — Teams of employees traveled ahead of the circus route to put up posters and arrange for advertising, often visiting each town several times (four weeks, two weeks and one week before the show.) They often traveled on dedicated "advance cars" or "bill cars," rail cars carried on freight trains, and had just one day at any stop to carry out their assignments. Both the team and its ad campaign were simply called "the advance." "Bill Posters" pasted multi-sheet posters on the outsides of buildings and fences with buckets of flour-and-water paste, long-handled paste brushes, and ladders. "Lithographers" bartered with local merchants, trading passes for the right to place one-sheets, half-sheets, and panels in store windows. ...