Based on the pioneering work of Richard Pochinko, this process synthesizes Native American and European clowning traditions to guide you in the discovery of clown. Participants are taken on a journey exploring colour, innocence and experience.
Six clay masks are made which create a personal mythology. As they are worn and explored various characters emerge which form and define your clown.
We need to build a clown who speaks to today, that is not just a collection of gags, but an archetype that reveals the essence of the performer.
This is clown that gives us a larger sense of the divine in each of us, that celebrates our humanness, our animalness, and the times that we can touch each other in a moment of laughter.
Click here to registerDates:
March 9th and March 10th
Schedule:
6:00pm to 10:00pm each day
Soiree:
No soiree for this course
Cost:
$195
Location:
Performance Works NW,
4625 SE 67th Ave.,
Portland, OR 97206
Directions:
TBD
More Information:
To enroll in the class, or for more information, please contact Wendy Allegaert of the Stumptown Clown Collective production team at: wendygingin@gmail.com