Thats a great start! But I am not sure if you are fighting your bowler or dancing with it. It could be both... If you are dancing with a uncooperative bowler, start out with presenting the bowler as your partner, instead of being surprised it is on your head. Then let its natural obtrusiveness take over. Make it clear that whatever the hat is doing, you are trying to dance. (I am hearing a Tchaikovsky waltz in my head... it is not from the Nutcracker... I'll have to look it up...)
If you are dancing with it like say, Charlie Chaplin as the Dictator dancing with the world, then the hat needs to move a lot more, pull out more straight up hat tricks, besides the mime stuck ones. Also if you go that way, don't start the music until after you have been surprised that the hat is on your head, and you do one hat trick with it. Then be surprised by the music then just go with it.
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