Clowns turn any kind of conflict into an opportunity to demonstrate their talent for making things worse before making them better.
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CLOWN CONFLICTS
How to get clown milage from your daily struggles.
At the heart of every hilarious clown routine lies a conflict: rivalry, misunderstandings, physical ineptitude, invasions of personal space, personality clashes, split emotions, outbursts, competition for the limelight, trouble with the boss, etc.
The conflicts clowns struggle with aren't unknown to us, but their attitude towards them, and the playful extremes to which they take them are certainly less common. As with everything else, clowns add to the mix their enjoyment of the moment. They'll turn any kind of conflict into an opportunity to demonstrate their talent for making things worse before making them better.
In this workshop, we'll explore the struggles of our precarious human existance from a clown perspective: highlighting our sublime stupidity and celebrating our incredible inventiveness. Over the course of 4 weeks, you'll be invited to lose control over your competing emotions, sacred notions, unfriendly attitudes, wayward limbs and changable enviroment. You'll be guided on how to avoid resolving the conflicts until you've got all the comic milage out of them you can, and encouraged to find ever more ingenious ways to settle the dispute or conclude the action.
This workshop requires a basic level of clown and a willingness to reveal the hilarious truth of your own imperfection and life's complexity.
Recommended - Caroline Dreams books:
THE CLOWN IN YOU - A GUIDE TO CONTEMPORARY CLOWNING
CLOWN YOURSELF
Thank you for this wonderful workshop. Clown online, that seemed impossible at first sight, but was unexpectedly sociable and refreshing. Caroline managed to create a great atmosphere despite the distance and I already miss the group. If there was a follow-up course, Ahoy 2, my fingers couldn't click sign up fast enough. All around great, informative, good opportunities to try things out, and a great mix of group and individual play. Caroline's feedback was great.
Charlotte