Cary Trivanovich is a lecturer/speaker, theatre director and performance artist, noted for his revolutionary pantomime. He has performed in theatres, colleges, theatre festivals and cruise ships, headlining around the world. As a lecturer and motivational speaker, Mr. Trivanovich has spoken in combination with his performance at over 2,500 schools, colleges and conferences throughout the United States and Canada.

Mr. Trivanovich has appeared as guest in several television talk shows and commercials, and has taught and directed his art as guest for several colleges, universities, as well as national and state educational theatre organizations.
 Through his performances, student ensemble performances, lectures, and true-to-life approach, Cary Trivanovich is bringing importance and power to the art of mime.

In addition to his work with conventions, business meetings and schools, Cary also rounds out his repertoire with a focus on bringing a great message of hope to churches across America. Changing Lives with Biblical Integrity, Comedy and Pantomime at Churches and Christian Conferences is one of the mainstays of this talented ministers calling. Cary's keynote for Christian events is delivered with biblical integrity along with his hilarious and moving pantomimes. Cary is ideal for cross-generational family audiences, youth events, adult conferences, father/daughter, mother /son, etc.

Fred Fate, former Chair of the Kennedy Center/American College Theater Festival, Region VIII, credits Cary as "setting standards of excellence that become a measuring stick to which others strive."
 Mark Daniels of the Utah Theatre Association Board, reacting to a production involving 14 of their conference students under Cary's direction, concurred:

"What an experience to see an audience of 1,000 plus students and faculty entranced for an hour by the student ensemble performance. To have our expectations of 'mime' shattered by something that phenomenal was truly something to behold. The entire audience was in hysterical laughter one minute, moved to tears the next, and amazed throughout. Our standing ovations were but a prelude to what will remain with us for years to come."

While Cary's assemblies serve to inspire students for character, it is his hope to expose and inspire excellence in the performing arts as well.