The Second City Hollywood & The Clown School to Partner for CLOWN 1
Running Thursday, February 11 - Thursday, March 31, The Clown School is once again partnering with Second City Hollywood to offer a new introductory clown class, CLOWN 1, starting February 11th, running for 8 consecutive Thursdays. Come and experience our "truly spectacular and unforgettable class" (LA STAGE), offered in collaboration with one of the most successful improv academies in the nation.
The wonderful Courtney Cunningham will lead you into the honest and physical world of the clown, and invite you to explore and expose your capacity to be creative via your most ridiculous self. "These guys will change the way that you live in your body and will help you make more room for your talent and your fun. Study with them. Make a beautiful and hilarious mess," says Christopher Bayes, Head of Physical Acting, Yale School of Drama.
Classes will be held at The Second City Hollywood and the fee is $376. For details, email The Clown School at administrator@theclownschool.com.
ABOUT THE CLOWN SCHOOL
The Clown School, through the work of Artistic Director David Bridel, offers the highest quality of clown training to actors, performers, comedians, and participants from all walks of life, including doctors, teachers, healers, film-makers, and students. The School has successfully "graduated" legions of new clowns, including many members of the multi-award-winning company Four Clowns, and won widespread acclaim for its classes.
The Clown School has been described as "truly spectacular and unforgettable" by LA Stage, and "inspiring and amazing", "the best class I have ever taken", "life-changing", "ridiculous and fabulous", "sensational", "revolutionary stuff", and more by its 1000's of students. Based in Los Angeles, The Clown School has traveled to China, Australia, Turkey and Brazil to spread the gospel of clowning, forming connections and partnerships with ground-breaking companies and organizations around the world. www.theclownschool.com.
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