Classes and Instructors

Go beyond the basic dog, sword, or flower. Rob brings 35+ years of experience to multi balloon sculptures, wearables, and over the top twisting art.

Not for beginners. Bring your own balloons, and a pump if possible.

Learn how to clown in hospitals, nursing homes, shelters, and care facilities: what to do, what not to do, the props that work, and how to build a lasting program. Includes a supervised visit to a local care facility.

Best if you already have the basics of make-up and character.

Discover who your clown is, how it looks, moves, and acts, and connect it to a real part of you. Karen guides you through exercises that knit it all together into a performance that is uniquely yours.

Learn clowning from the ground up: make-up, costuming, character, and performance. If you have never put on clown make-up before, this is your course!

A low cost make-up kit is required (it covers both auguste and whiteface looks).

Sight gags, pocket gags, walk arounds, working the crowd, plus promo, contacts, and contracts. May include a Friday afternoon trip to a small local fair.

Movement, mime, music, timing, looks and takes, and partner work. Games and exercises that bring out the funny already in you, no pratfalls required.

Fred shares props, tricks, and approaches for parties, parades, circuses, hospitals, and stage, solo or with a group.

Juggling, music, magic, and more, focused on comedy and stage presence, plus how to recover when things go sideways.

Not a beginner course.