Hee's what every line twister needs to know for survival!

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Looking to creative ways to quell the pandemonium that is the balloon twisting line? Well, look no further! Here are some great ideas given to help control the line, Set up the line, End the line. And,hopefully, keep everybody happy... including the parents!

Here is your first clown book!

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This is the syllabus I edited for the American red cross clowns. It's a great starter book for the beginner clown who is limited in resources. it covers makeup, costume, character development and names!

bgrdnz

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I love to make mistakes! And kids love it when they get to correct me. Playing with words and phrases is a great interactive technique for having fun with children of all ages. Nothing makes a child feel better than being smarter than the clown. The better a kid feels, the better they...

Boe Powell Aka: Mr Boe the clown

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Thoughts about being a bithday party clown from someone who had been there.

by kd

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For some reason, I decided to climb back onto the physical comedy bandwagon this last year. And, I am hitting 50 (albeit a young 50) late this November. Most of the folk I know think it odd for a woman of my age taking off and pursuing...

bgrdnz

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It may be the smallest mask in the world but it is also our biggest billboard. Nothing says "clown" like a big red nose! That litte piece of rubber we hang in the middle of our faces is the international symbol for fun. No other part of our makeup (or costume, for that matter) does...

bgrdnz

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An Open Letter To Newbies ----- Clowning is a performance art. Clowns are artists who touch the emotions. Clowns create laughter. Clowns should be funny. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

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The study of laughter will quickly lead one to understand that a preschoolers don't laugh at potty humor. They are laughing at potty WORDS. Whereas 5th graders are actually laughing at the potty humor. Further analysis to explore Poopy (like most P or pop words)are funny words, which evoke...

Article Taken from Pricilla Moosburgers newsletter and written by Former Ringling Clown David Carlyon.

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History is often like spinach: supposed to be good for you but not always tasty. The history of clowning can be like that. Sometimes the rich feast of our comic past gets reduced to a list of restrictions: Do this because clowns always did; don’t do that because clowns don’t.

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Some ways to show up on web searches