The reference for the art
The Official Hub Of The World-Wide Ventriloquism Community
Welcome to Ventriloquism.org, the ultimate online hub for the ventriloquism community. Our site serves as a central repository for everything related to the art of ventriloquism, offering a wealth of information, educational resources, and engaging stories.
- 162ventriloquists
- 1,630performances archived
- 1figures documented
At Ventriloquism.org, our mission is to welcome and connect ventriloquists from around the globe. Led by our enthusiastic spokesdummy, Freddy Fiddlesticks, we aim to create a vibrant community where both novice and experienced ventriloquists can find support and inspiration. Our website features comprehensive educational materials to help you master the craft, from basic techniques to advanced performance tips. Additionally, we provide detailed information about the history of ventriloquism, spotlighting iconic figure makers and legendary performers who have shaped the art form.
We also offer fascinating stories and articles that delve into the rich heritage of ventriloquism, ensuring that the legacy of this unique performance art is preserved and celebrated. Whether you’re looking to improve your skills, learn about the latest events, or explore the history of ventriloquism, Ventriloquism.org is your go-to resource. Join us as we share the magic of ventriloquism with the world, fostering a community that is as passionate about the art as you are.
From the archive
Two decades of collecting. Every performance filed under the person who gave it.
Most documented
The performers we have the most on — and where the deepest pages will be.
The figures themselves
Most references treat the dummy as a prop. We give it its own page — maker, materials, character, and everyone who has ever performed it.
How this is built
Every page comes from a research dossier where each fact carries its source — podcasts, interviews, programs, obituaries, and first-hand documentation of figures we've handled ourselves. Where we don't know something yet, the page says so. We'd rather have a gap than a guess.