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NY Clown Training Opportunities

Wednesday, 16 April, 2008 Leave a comment

Training New York Downtown Clown Playground Conditioning for the Physical Performer with Keith Nelson of Bindlestiff Family Circus May 5th 9-10 pm. Come learn excercises that will keep you in top shape. More info: http://www.newyorkdowntownclown.com/workshops.htm New York Downtown Clown Slapstick Dojo – Every Wed- Info http://www.newyorkdowntownclown.com/workshops.htm Maestro Antonio Fava Commedia workshop– April 26th, 2008 Register now http://fava.stolenchair.org Columbus Program for […]

Helen Donnelly

Monday, 14 April, 2008 3 comments

Helen Donnelly is an actor, instructor and theatrical, therapeutic and circus clown. In the past, she was a professional performance storyteller and appeared in over 300 schools and libraries, and as an actor toured various childrenâ€™s shows in Ontario. She has been teaching clown and movement workshops in the US and Canada for over 6 years at high schools, colleges […]

BAMBOUK show in NY starting April 16

Sunday, 13 April, 2008 Leave a comment

Bambouk brings their Vaudeville-inspired silent comedy to NY for a limited run from April 16-27. Bambouk is the creation of two American theatre clowns, Matthew Duncan and Brian Foley. Matthew and Brian juggle plates, flip hats, ride a sixfoot unicycle, play the accordion, ukulele and musical saw, even make an audience member float in mid-air! They wear no makeup, just […]

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Rough and Tumble: Theatre That Doesn’t Suck

Saturday, 22 March, 2008 Leave a comment

Rough & Tumble is a ten year-old theatre company that has made a name for itself in Boston for its inventive physical comedy and bold theatricality. The company develops original works, produces new plays by Boston playwrights, and stages guerilla theater events around Boston (such as an elaborate chase scene through the Boston Public Library and a playfully bizarre tour […]

Clown, Jokers, Pranksters Art Show -Eastchester NY

Friday, 21 March, 2008 Leave a comment

This is right up my alley! Literally. I won’t be at the opening however, as I have a wedding to attend that night– My Own! The Claude Gallery in Eastchester, New York is proud to present their first theme art show:Clowns, Jokers and Pranks Art Show, with a line up of over a dozen talented artists from across the United […]

Kendall Cornell & Co– April 11-13

Wednesday, 19 March, 2008 Leave a comment

a semi-sophisticated clown cabaretwith Kendall Cornell and her Soon-To-Be-World-Famous Women’s Clown Troupe APRIL 11-13th 2008(three nights only!!!) An old-fashioned music hall is overrun by clowns who, along with their slightly more serious guest artists, present music and song of all genres, madcap dance numbers and devilish surprises. Special guest artists include:The hip songstress Fiona LandersThe tap dancing Ã©lan of Rod […]

HawHaw James– Self-portraits and visual inventiveness

Tuesday, 18 March, 2008 Leave a comment

HawHawJames isn’t a professional clown– he’s a painter, artist, and (according to his bio) a drag queen and born again Christian. All that’s unimportant, though, because I think his latest project is delightful. He’s been doing some amazing trompe l’oeil’s, using his face as a canvas, and then photographing the results. These self-portraits are witty, clever, and very well done. […]

Cirque Photos from Chile

Saturday, 15 March, 2008 Leave a comment

I used to belong to fotolog which was one of the original “Download your own photo” sites. Then Flickrcame along, and fotolog was having so many technical problems, and I jumped ship. I forgot all about fotolog, until I got an email telling me I had a comment on one of my old pages there. I checked out my old […]

Think Foolishly

Thursday, 13 March, 2008 Leave a comment

Drew Richardson (aka The Dramatic Fool) has been busy blogging. His blog– Think Foolishly, features exercises, comments, interviews, and examples of his work in the really hard work of the clown- creative problem-solving. Or, how to do stuff logically that’s just wrong, but doesn’t seem wrong to your character. Sometimes when I’m teaching clowning and improvisation, I call this “predicamenting”– […]

Clown Festival Applications Available

Friday, 7 March, 2008 2 comments

The Brick Theater is now accepting application for the Third New York Clown Theatre Festival! Applications will be due by mid-April. The festival will take place this September. If you’re interested, please follow the link below: http://www.bricktheater.com/clown/

Clowns Without Borders South Africa- New website!

Saturday, 1 March, 2008 Leave a comment

I wrote about Clowns Without Borders South Africa back in September 2007. I’m happy to report that they now have their own website. http://www.cwbsa.org/ You can now click on the link above to make sure you keep up with the great work they are doing of bringing the gift of laughter to the impoverished in South Africa and surrounding areas. […]

Clowns Talk about Clowning- YouTube Videos

Friday, 29 February, 2008 Leave a comment

Jim Moore, the variety arts photographer who has probably photographed more clowns than anybody in the history of photography, has been doing something new– he’s been videotaping clowns. If you check out his YouTube videos (URL below), he’s putting up interviews with performers as they talk about their work, how they create their work, and even why they create their […]

Acme Clown Art Exhibit- 2001

Tuesday, 26 February, 2008 Leave a comment

In 2001, I became the Clown Laureate of Greenbelt Maryland. As part of my work there, I curated a clown art exhibit, that featured over 50 pieces of artwork. I’ ve assembled some samples on a web page, and recently moved it to my own site: http://www.acmeclown.com/clownartexhibit/ The piece to the left is “Dunk the Clown” by artist Frank Wu […]

Workshop with Ronlin Foreman 3/2 in Chicago

Tuesday, 26 February, 2008 Leave a comment

On Sunday March 2, Master Clown Teacher at the Dell’arte School RonLin Foreman and Joe Krienke will teach a class entitled: The Powerful Presence: Effort, Risk Momentum, Joy. The 3 hour workshop, at the Steppenwolf Theatre in Chicago, will include work on the actor’s presence, physical efforts, movement and improvisation. Ronlin was one of my teachers at Dell’arte. And while […]

Circus Juventas

Monday, 25 February, 2008 Leave a comment

Circus Juventas is a performing arts youth circus school located in St. Paul, Minnesota and serving the Twin Cities metro area. They offer youth circus arts training and performance opportunities for children and youth ages 3 to 21 in a safe and noncompetitive environment. Circus Juventas was founded in 1994 by former circus performers Dan and Betty Butler. Originally known […]

Clown Show for Bruno Feb 27,28 in Atlanta

Sunday, 24 February, 2008 Leave a comment

Acclaimed mime Daniel Stein and Dell’arte graduates Kali Quinn and Bill Celentano are featured in a new show about Polish artist and novelist Bruno Schultz (author of the classic Street of Crocodiles) Schulz was killed in the Holocaust in 1944 by a German officer. The show will be performed at Atlanta’s PushPush Theatre. The play,written by author Murray Mednick, is […]

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