If you're not familiar with Raymond Crowe, then now's the time. With a performance that's been hailed as brilliant and stunning, the Australian-born performer is about to knock your socks off, and I guarantee you've never seen anything like it.
In 2007, Raymond took the stage at the Royal Variety Performance in front of Queen Elizabeth. He begins his act by saying it's something from everyone's childhood, no matter where you come from. It's also an act which, according to Raymond, requires only four things: some atmosphere, a screen, a light and his "10 highly educated actors." He then breaks into a great show of puppetry as the late, great Louis Armstrong sings "What a Wonderful World."
By placing his hands in front of a massive spotlight, Raymond uses his hands to depict a singing Louis Armstrong — then morphs the figure into a rabbit, a swan, an old man and most incredibly, a baby's hand grasping an adult's finger. The result is a surprising routine that's both funny and touching.
Since this video was uploaded to YouTube, Raymond Crowe's beautiful act has been wooing viewers around the world. Trust me, you do not want to miss this! Please SHARE it with your friends on Facebook!
