WHO?
ME?
An Introduction to Clowning
with Vivian Gladwell and Sarah French
March 13- 15, 2015
New York, NY
No experience is required. Our approach to clowning is not a technique—tricks,
gags and routines—but a personal journey towards finding one’s
unique way of being, by listening and being receptive, essential
skills for any creative and imaginative endeavor. As we let go ,
we become surprised by the depth of what is around us and within
us.
Through clowning, we develop the heart to be who we truly are, to
trust life and ourselves.
Class size is limited to 12. Please register early.
Course fee - $380
Deposit - $140
Times: This course is from 9 am to 6 pm each day.
FEEDBACK FROM PREVIOUS CLOWN 1
The Courage to Be Workshop was unlike anything I expected. Defenses
I had relied upon for so long, slowly began to peel away. I felt unbearably
vulnerable...and at the same time liberated.
At the end of the week I felt that I had gained something intangible
but very real. And magical.
E. M. from Concord, MA - November 2013
“Thank you for the deep look into what is going on;
in me and around me. Wow”
S.T. from Boston, MA - July 2013
“One of my goals in attending your "Courage to
Be" workshop was to become more spontaneous and less stiff
in my relationships with others. …What a delight! Many thanks.”
P. C. from Lenox, MA - November 2013
“The work was life changing… the exercises were
miraculously simple and profound and effective. I wish the workshop
had been two weeks.”
E. S. from Brookline, MA - November 2013
Sarah
French
Sarah French was a practicing psychotherapist before turning, with
relief and joy, to the paradoxical world of Clown. Sarah sees clowning
as an invitation to celebrate full being. She has practiced clowning
around the world with Jef Johnson, Vivian Gladwell, and the wild
dolphins of Hawaii, who are all research partners in a lifelong
study of play. Sarah facilitates playshops on her own and with other
collaborators. She holds an MSW from New York University and lives
in Brooklyn, NY.
Vivian
Gladwell
Vivian is the founder and director of Nose to Nose and has given hundreds
of workshops around the world. He lives both in the UK and France
where he started clowning in 1978.
He continues his role as ambassador for the work by researching the
applications of clowning in the context of teacher training, medicine,
conflict management, ecology and intercultural work in many countries
(South Africa, USA, Senegal, Vietnam, India, Malaysia, Italy,
Germany, Norway).
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