Princesses, Superheroes Provide Entertainment During Quarantine

We've seen museums, zoos and national parks step up their virtual material in the wake of the pandemic. Now a world of make believe is coming to life thanks to local performers finding it difficult to work during pandemic regulations. The two companies th

Tuesday, April 14th 2020, 1:56 pm

By: Karl Torp

We've seen museums, zoos and national parks step up their virtual material in the wake of the pandemic.

Now a world of make believe is coming to life thanks to local performers finding it difficult to work during pandemic regulations.

The two companies that provide princesses and superheroes for birthday parties are working together to raise money for their actors.

Both Project Princess and Forever After have combined forces to provide 20 to 30 minutes each day of Facebook live content.

“You have to think outside the box of what you normally have done,” said Kara Chapman, performer and co-owner of Forever After.

The Facebook live videos are free, but each comes with a link to make donations.

“Ultimately that could pay for our performers groceries or other bills,” said Project Princess owner Brooke Potter.

You can watch the Project Princess and Forever After performances on both companies Facebook page.

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