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Learning To Clown Together 
Clowning is serious business - we invite you to dive into an insightful and playful exploration of physical comedy! In this workshop, we’ll journey through the history of clowning and explore the unique personalities of three iconic clown archetypes—the Bossy Clown, Cute Clown, and Character Clown—and how each archetype adds its own flair to the world of performance.

Led by professional clown and performance artist Douglas Grew from ProsArts, this program will introduce you to the essential principles of clown performance. You’ll explore the emotional depth of pathos, the comic absurdity of bathos, and how these contrasting elements come together to create impactful comedy. Through a series of interactive, hands-on activities, you will have the opportunity to experiment with these archetypes and discover their own comedic style.

Whether you’re a first-time performer or a seasoned pro, this workshop is perfect for anyone eager to unleash their inner performer, discover new skills, and explore the powerful connection between comedy, movement, and emotion.


Saturday March 15, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m.
The Great Space - located on the 5th floor of the Art & Exhibition Hall at 400 S. Peoria St. 

To register, please fill out the required information below. Our questionnaire that follows is completely optional, but is rather meant to get you thinking about the personality you might bring as a performer! 
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