This Shintaido practice was taught to me twice by two different European theater practitioners. It was taught as a warm-up/centering/voice opening technique and that is how I use it both in my...
the Darkroom Test Series
Emmanuelle Bon’s answer to “What’s that, a Clown?”
Emmanuelle Bon's answer to "What's that, a Clown?" sure resonates in my ears, and hence this post to share it. "Parmi les artistes du spectacle vivant, le clown occupe une place singulière, en...
Making a New Nose with Papier Maché and Magnet
After losing my second „Kleines Bleibgesund“ nose from HumorKolleg's Nasenwerstat, I decided to embark on a make my own nose making adventure. The great thing about the Belibgesund is the little...
The Dance of Life
The Dance of Life is a ritual dance to the 4 directions was taught to me at Camp Winnarainbow by Txi Whiz in 1984. Here are the instructions of how to do the dance>
Laughter Keepers Exploring The Medicine Clown Tradition of the Wampanoag, by Mwalim.
Laughter KeepersExploring The Medicine Clown Tradition of the Wampanoag By Mwalim. Note by Moshe:. I have copied this and reposted as the website that hosted this article no longer exists....
Chiapas.98. Clowns Without Borders Report
Acteal Abejas. 1998. December 31st, 2019. San Francisco This photo just popped up in a bit of 'last day of the decade' clutter removal. It's one I took in Acteal, Chiapas, Mexico, in the middle of...
Not-Knowing-Where the Magic Happens
A while back I saw a graphic on the back of a sweatshirt that really caught my attention. It was very simple, two circles, a big one, with a smaller one hovering above as if in orbit around the...
The Immediacy of Play
"The Right Brain Develops First ~ Why Play is the Foundation for Academic Learning" I stumbled across this wonderful article by Vince Gowman this morning, still a bit jet lagged state, just home...
Escuintla, Guatemala
The town of Escuintla is to the south of the Volcan de Fuego that erupted last summer. I was there to do workshops and shows for those affected by the volcano. As I left town, I had the...
