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Shotspeare at the Slipper Room
Somewhere around 1989 I appeared in a very fun touring production of Twelfth Night for the now defunct Perishable Theatre. (I played Malvolio) At the end of the show, a guy came up to me to say how much he liked the show. He was not a typical theatre going guy, I...
Bello Nock & Friends: Bellomania (Through 4/20, NYC)
I had the privilege and opportunity to see Bello Nock perform his show Bello Mania at the New Victory Theatre (where it will be playing through August 20) I can highly recommend it. Bello is widely acclaimed in the media as America’s best clown. I don’t...
Kendall Cornell Clown Classes for Women in NY
We’ve featured Kendall Cornell’s workshops and works on clownlink many times before. Kendall is one of the top “women only” clown teachers in the country (she may be the only one too) Kendall feels that women will feel more comfortable and be...
The Xylo-Van (in LA)
A very cool project recently came to my attention– the Xylovan, an old Ford Club Wagon that has been retrofitted, retrograded, remachined and re imagined into a musical van, that allows interactive participants to bang on it and make all kinds of weird wondrous...
Mark Gindick’s Wingman, Version 2.0
Back in 2011, I saw Mark Gindick do his first solo show up at SUNY Purchase. SEE MY REVIEW It was a cold and snowy day, and the show was really great, although just in its beginning stages. At the talkback afterwards, Mark explained that there would be a whole lot...
A Radio History of British clowning
Fascinating radio program on the history of British clowning from the BBC. Better listen to it in a hurry though, because it’s only available for 2 more days (not sure if it will be available for purchase afterwards.) Host Tony Lidington (who created a one man...
Bindlestiff’s 20nth Anniversary Cabaret March 13-16 (NYC)
The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus will be performing their 20nth anniversary cabaret this weekend at the Brooklyn Lyceum. The legendary Bindlestiff Family Cirkus Cabaret returns to Brooklyn from March 13 – 16 at the Brooklyn Lyceum! For 20 years, Bindlestiff’s New...
recent from clowns
Mark Gindick’s Wingman, Version 2.0
Back in 2011, I saw Mark Gindick do his first solo show up at SUNY Purchase. SEE MY REVIEW It was a cold and snowy day, and the show was really great, although just in its beginning stages. At the talkback afterwards, Mark explained that there would be a whole lot of changes coming. Well, 2 years have...
Back in 2011, I saw Mark Gindick do his first solo show up at SUNY Purchase. SEE MY REVIEW It was a cold and snowy day, and the show was really great, although just in its beginning stages. At the talkback afterwards, Mark explained that there would be a whole lot of changes coming. Well, 2 years have...
recent from shows
Shotspeare at the Slipper Room
Somewhere around 1989 I appeared in a very fun touring production of Twelfth Night for the now defunct Perishable Theatre. (I played Malvolio) At the end of the show, a guy came up to me to say how much he liked the show. He was not a typical theatre going guy, I think he was the brother of one of the...
Somewhere around 1989 I appeared in a very fun touring production of Twelfth Night for the now defunct Perishable Theatre. (I played Malvolio) At the end of the show, a guy came up to me to say how much he liked the show. He was not a typical theatre going guy, I think he was the brother of one of the...
recent from books
A Radio History of British clowning
Fascinating radio program on the history of British clowning from the BBC. Better listen to it in a hurry though, because it’s only available for 2 more days (not sure if it will be available for purchase afterwards.) Host Tony Lidington (who created a one man show based on British music hall master...
Fascinating radio program on the history of British clowning from the BBC. Better listen to it in a hurry though, because it’s only available for 2 more days (not sure if it will be available for purchase afterwards.) Host Tony Lidington (who created a one man show based on British music hall master...
recent from training
Kendall Cornell Clown Classes for Women in NY
We’ve featured Kendall Cornell’s workshops and works on clownlink many times before. Kendall is one of the top “women only” clown teachers in the country (she may be the only one too) Kendall feels that women will feel more comfortable and be more creative (and create differently)...
We’ve featured Kendall Cornell’s workshops and works on clownlink many times before. Kendall is one of the top “women only” clown teachers in the country (she may be the only one too) Kendall feels that women will feel more comfortable and be more creative (and create differently)...
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