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Using PropsBy Sassafras Published: August 17, 2006 Print  EmailThis should help juice up your creativity and get ideas flowing for building your prop collection. Taken from the clown syllabus for our American Red Cross clown troupe. Read More... View Comments (0) Tried & True RoutinesBy Sassafras Published: August 17, 2006 Print EmailThese are different comedic routines tested by other clowns. If you need help coming up with ideas, read through this to see if any of these ring a bell with you. If you don't like them, they might help you dream up something of your own! Read More... View Comments (0) Unicycle TutorialBy Fubbles Published: January 21, 2006 Print EmailThis is a great little article on basic unicycling written by one of our members, Fubbles! Enjoy! Read More... View Comments (0) Magic in ClowningBy Tom Raymond Published: January 17, 2004 Print EmailIn this article, I'd like to make a few short comments about the performance of magic in clowning — where it's appropriate, and where it's not. For instance, it would be out of character for a bumbling clown to suddenly put on a serious demeanor, and with the aid of a beautiful assistant, saw a woman in half, or levitate her, or cause her to mysteriously vanish & reappear. Any of these would be totally out of character for virtually any clown. Read More...View Comments (0) Fear of a Clown: Is Your Clown Funny or Scary?By Tom Raymond Published: January 17, 2004 Print EmailNo true clown wants to scare a child. However, some children can and do grow up with a Fear Of clowns-- the clinical name for this is coulraphobia. The question is, how can we, as clowns, prevent children from being scared? Read More... View Comments (0)
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