The story features a unique summer camp experience for children called Circus Mojo in Ludlow, Kentucky.
Archive for Clowns
Day in the Villages
A Day In The Villages With Priscilla Mooseburger & Cherri-Oats
Friday, February 21, 2014
10AM – 3PM
The Savannah Recreation Center
1575 Buena Vista Blvd
The Villages, Florida 32164
Presenting 3 Workshops:
- Make-up (bring yours)
- Comic Movement & Skits
- Storytelling & Musical Movement
(clown supplies will be available for purchase)
YOU MUST Register by February 10. Tickets will not be sold at day of event.
Cost: $20.00 payable to: Clown Alley 179
Mail to: Barbara Jury, 2245 Barret Lane, The Villages, Fl 32162
Note: Lunch will be available for purchase or you can bring your own.
If you need additional information please contact:
Alene (Rufflez) Kraus 610-864-5969/352-750-3856 – srateach@gmail.com
Or: Barb (Bella) Jury 352-633-2985 – bjury@comcast.net
Category: Clown Events, Clowns, Training
Al Greenwood on Senior Living Magazine
Al Greenwood is a clown that entertains children as Fizzlepop and entertains adults with his impression of Red Skelton. He has 30+ years of experience entertaining as a clown and professional actor (stage and film) across Canada and internationally.
2014 COAI Elections – Declaration of candidacy
Are you a current member of Clowns of America, International? If you think you have what it takes to lead the group and help get it back on track financially, maybe you should run for office. COAI sent the following information about the upcoming elections.
2014 COAI Elections – Declaration of candidacy
To hold an office in COAI, all candidates (at the time of their declaration):
- You must have been a member in good standing for the last 24 consecutive months
- You must be at least twenty-one (21) years of age (Regular, Senior or Life Member only)
- Only one member of your household may serve on the Board at the same time.
A candidate is not eligible to be elected to a COAI office if he or she is a voting officer of any National or International Clown oriented organization. This does not apply to regional or local clown organizations such as your local alley.
If you desire to place your name on the ballot for election and you meet all the criteria, you must:
- Submit a written declaration of your candidacy of not more than 250 words.
- Submit a non-clown photo at the highest resolution (megapixels) possible or one not larger than 5×7.
- Please include full name, address, phone and email address. All positions are open for declarations( except the office of President which must be submitted by someone within the present COAI Board).
Submissions must be mailed and postmarked by January 15, 2014 to the 2014 COAI Election Coordinators listed below. We suggest you send everything in early and not wait for the deadline. International candidates should check to see how long it will take for their mailing to arrive in the States. Late mailings will not be accepted. All declarations sent to any other address will be disqualified.
Send your written declaration and photo to the 2014 Election Coordinators at the following address:
Cheerful Clown Alley 166
C/o Mary “Charmin” Whipple
P.O. Box 2192
Houston,TX 77252-2192
BBC Fresh at the Circus
Send In The Clown
An interesting interview of Gareth James Ellis, aka Bippo the Clown.
Mott Community College Clowns
Mott Community College honor students talk about what being a clown means to them. Directed by Kevin Lane & Vincent Norris, in association with the Media Arts & Entertainment Technology program at Mott Community College.
News for Clowns of All Ages – Episode 9 – Mid Atlantic Clown Association Convention Part 2
Sir Toony Van Dukes presents another episode of News for Clowns of All Ages. In this episode, he continues his visit to the Mid-Atlantic Clown Association 30th Annual Convention in Harrisburg, PA. This video was filmed November 6th-10th, 2013. Please enjoy Part 2.
With Mike Becvar as Sir Toony Van Dukes
http://www.SirToonyVanDukes.com/
Mid-Atlantic Clown Association or MACA
http://www.midatlanticclownassociation.com/
A production of The Clown Network
http://www.TheClownNetwork.com/
Category: Clown Events, Clown Skits, Clowns, Training, Videos
wesley williams (Woo Woo Clown)
Interview with a talented young man who has a passion for being a clown. Here is another video of Wesley…
Woo Woo the Clown – Camp Jam Benefit
Clown Conservatory Clown Workshops
Clown Workshops at Clown Conservatory, Circus Center San Francisco. This video features program director Joe Dieffenbacher and students from the class of 2013. Crazy, absurd, imaginative and irreverent! Clown Conservatory offers Clown Workshops and classes in Physical Comedy, Mime, Slapstick, Acrobatics, Circus Skills and Developing original comic material. And it’s in San Francisco, one of the coolest cities on the planet. Check out our website for more information: http://circuscenter.org/clown-conservatory/
Category: Circus, Clown Events, Clowns, Training, Videos
Now Casting: Clowns!
The following information came from Jordan Clifford, a Casting Associate Producer at Left/Right, an award-winning television production company that specializes in telling real stories about extraordinary people.
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An award-winning production company is searching for members of the clowning community to participate in a new ensemble docuseries concept for a major cable network. We are looking for groups of clowning professionals, amateurs, enthusiasts, and everyone in-between. This project will highlight the creative culture of clowning and contrast these performers in-and-out of character. We’ll aim to share a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the fun & fascinating world of clowning like it’s never been seen before!
We’re looking to hear performers who are passionate, colorful and comfortable on-camera. Whether you are Clown of the Year or just breaking into the scene, we want to hear your story!
Please email the following to be considered:
- Name:
- Location (City, State):
- Contact info (email, phone numbers):
- What is your occupation?
- Who is your Clown Character? Please describe.
- What is your character known for?
- How did you begin clowning?
- Are you part of an alley? If so, please tell us about it: how large, what is their mission, what are they known for?
- What types of clowning events, groups or other involvement do you participate in on a regular basis?
- Please describe your life and lifestyle outside of clowning. Are your friends and family aware/involved in your clowning?
- Please include a few recent photos of you in and out of character, with your alley, and with your family.
The more insight you can give us, the better we’re able to get to know you! Thank you for your time… We look forward to hearing from you.
Contact castingclowns@gmail.com ASAP