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Clown Honored After 30 Years of Laughter
9 Oct
Summary
- A clown with over three decades of performing in Blackpool received a BEM.
- The clown, known as Mooky, was recognized in the King's Birthday Honours.
- He began his circus career at the young age of four.
Laci Endresz, widely known as Mooky the Clown, has been awarded a British Empire Medal for his three decades of dedicated circus entertainment in Blackpool. The prestigious honour was presented by the Lord-Lieutenant of Lancashire, Amanda Parker, at a ceremony held at Lancaster Castle. Endresz's journey in the world of circus began at the remarkable age of four, growing up within a performing family.
He expressed profound gratitude, calling the day "incredibly special" and "quite overwhelming" for himself and his relatives. This recognition celebrates a lifelong commitment to bringing laughter and joy through his clowning performances, marking a cherished moment for the Endresz family.
