A Lifetime
in the making
I began heading to science fiction conventions soon after that in a Logan’s Run Sandman costume my mother made. As I got older, and more into the details of my costumes being technically accurate, Mom brought in her friend Marilyn, a professional seamstress, and created my “Luke Skywalker in Bespin Fatigues” from The Empire Strikes Back. Talk about specific!
In those days you could run around in costumes like a total nerd, and the friendships you made were true blue, lasting to this day. For me, wearing costumes was perfect escapism and fun! And now, you can experience it too!
Welcome to Fancy Pants, where you can Be Fancy any time you want!
Professional Career
Bay Area native Christopher Childers has had an extensive career that has taken him all over the world. He has performed alongside Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince, Vanessa Williams, Paula Abdul, and Sandra Bernhardt. He has performed in feature films for Mel Brooks, Rob Reiner, Tony Kaye, and Paul Verhoven, and was the “creator of the movement” for Sam Raimi’s first Spiderman movie. He has been in TV shows including the Tracey Ullman show, The Smothers Brothers, Roseanne, The American Music Awards, The Soul Train Awards, The Drew Carey Show and the 60th and 68th Academy Awards. He has also worked with legends Gene Kelly and Jerome Robbins on Broadway.
Christopher was a principle character for Cirque du Soleil’s Mystere in Las Vegas and stepped into the role of Dance Coach for Mystere and “O” at the Bellagio Hotel. Christopher was a principle dancer for the legendary “Les Folies Bergere” in Las Vegas. During his performing career, Christopher produced and choreographed his own shows in Japan, Las Vegas, Guam, Saipan, China and Hawaii.
In collaboration with his sister Suzanne, Christopher has costumed dozens of shows, for hundreds of performers and thousands of audiences.
Contact Us
- 785 Main Street, Suite E
- Half Moon Bay
- California 94019
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