Clowning is a state of playfulness that allows us to experience a child-like and vulnerable state of
being--and paradoxically we grow, learn and are strengthened.
This approach to clowning is not a technique (tricks, gags, and routines) but a personal journey
towards finding one’s unique way of being--by listening and being receptive, essential skills for
any creative and imaginative endeavor. It is only in letting go of control that we begin to be
surprised by the depth of that which is around us and within us.
In search of the authentic playful self.....
in all its messy and hilarious beauty.
To register or for more information:4angiefoster@gmail.com
610-935-0637
Date and Time: Saturday, January 22nd 2011
9:00 am to 5:00 pm
Location: Kimberton Waldorf School
(Lower School Theatre)
Cost: $75
Limit: 12 participants
The facilitator: Angie Foster is an actress, director, and clowning facilitator based in the Philadelphia area. She trained
first as a classical actress, performing on Broadway, off-Broadway, in experimental theatre and repertory around the U.S. This form of clowning combines her passion for improvisation and theatre and her quest for self-discovery.
