Clown above Cam Venn
Online $25, $15 Door $30, $20 Skint Donation available
But you will need to chat with us.
But you will need to chat with us.
Calling all clowns, fools, physical theatre artists, and curious humans seeking a sense of fun, joy, and silliness in your life! A brand-new, on-going Northern Rivers Clown Jam is kicking off at Coorabell Hall — followed by an optional shared lunch.
A playful, heart-opening space for adults 15+ to explore red nose clown through physical theatre, improvisation, and games.
Whether you're a performer, a curious human, or simply craving connection and laughter, these sessions invite you to embrace your ridiculous self.Co-facilitated by Sally ‘Sparkles’ Davis and Dave Houston, two seasoned performers who have trained with multiple clown, physical theatre, and acting teachers over the past 30+ years. Their approach is inspired by the teachings of renowned master Giovanni Fusetti, blending physical games, group play, and improvisation. Sessions gently build toward working with the red nose — the smallest mask in the world and a powerful gateway to authentic, ridiculous human expression.
A playful, heart-opening space for adults 15+ to explore red nose clown through physical theatre, improvisation, and games.
Whether you're a performer, a curious human, or simply craving connection and laughter, these sessions invite you to embrace your ridiculous self.Co-facilitated by Sally ‘Sparkles’ Davis and Dave Houston, two seasoned performers who have trained with multiple clown, physical theatre, and acting teachers over the past 30+ years. Their approach is inspired by the teachings of renowned master Giovanni Fusetti, blending physical games, group play, and improvisation. Sessions gently build toward working with the red nose — the smallest mask in the world and a powerful gateway to authentic, ridiculous human expression.
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Sally ‘Sparkles’ Davis Dave Houston
"The clown exists in the fullness of the present moment... transforming fragility, imperfections, wounds and contradictions into comic poetry
and personal power." — Giovanni Fusetti
