WHAT'S THE POINT?
Improvisational clowning for adults
with Sarah French
Introductory sampler:
Saturday, February 1, 3 pm – 6 pm
Brooklyn, New York
What happens when we let go of reason, opening to the unknown,
the illogical, and the absurd in our lives?
Clowning is a state of playfulness that invites us to stand in
the world in new ways. This is not about tricks, gags, and routines.
Follow your curiosity and embark on a personal journey towards finding
your own way of being a clown, by listening and being receptive,
essential skills for any creative expression.
Come to let go, laugh, and surprise yourself. Together we’ll
follow the wisdom of the red nose, seeing how the clown brings the
world to life!
If you are new to this work come and check it out for yourself
before commiting to the series of 6 Sunday afternoons or a 5-day
workshop.
Course Facilitator: Sarah French
Sarah has practiced clowning around the world with Jef Johnson,
Julie Goell, and Vivian Gladwell. She was a practicing psychotherapist
before turning with relief and joy to the paradoxical world of the
clown. While she no longer practices psychotherapy, she embraces
clowning as a related, if different invitation to celebrate full
being. She holds an MSW from New York University and lives in Brooklyn,
NY.
WHERE: Spoke the Hub’s Space @ Gowanus
Arts
295 Douglass St btw 3rd & 4the Aves. MAP
WHEN: Saturday, February 1, 3 pm – 6 pm
FEE: $25 (free if you register for the weekly
courses - click
here)
CONTACT: sarahfrench@nosetonose.info
for more information or to register.
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