Evolution of the Clown: Rustic Fool or Frightening Fiend?
December 6, 2019
Coulrophobia is defined as an extreme, irrational fear of clowns. Depending on whom you talk to, two to eight percent of adults suffer from this
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Street Performance: Risky Business with a Heated History
November 1, 2019
The bustle around the merchants’ stalls swells. Children and adults gather as a clown wearing a starched neck ruffle and pointed felt hat stoops to
Come One, Come All – Step into this Spiegeltent
September 24, 2019
Picture it: Belgium, the year 1900. It would be 9 years until King Albert claims the throne…14 years before the start of World War I
The Power of Laughter, Together
August 28, 2019
There’s an old story that goes something like this: A man who’s suffering from depression goes to his doctor and asks for therapy, or medication…or
FESTIVALS: HISTORICAL, CULTURAL, EVOLVED
July 31, 2019
What do festivals of long ago have in common with the celebrations we know today? We still applaud harvests by sharing food. We still preserve
THE LOST ART OF STORYTELLING IN THE DIGITAL AGE
June 27, 2019
When’s the last time you found yourself captivated by a fairy-tale? Or lost yourself in an eccentric or fantastic story? We’re not talking about reading
FESTIVALS IN AUSTRALIA TURN TOWNS INTO TREASURES
May 24, 2019
When you think of festivals in Australia, does your mind turn to snacks on sticks and craft beers, wine tasting and live-entertainment? Maybe the simple joy
Stories from the Pitch 2018
August 7, 2018
I am sharing an interview with Mr Spin and Nick Nickolas called Stories from the Pitch originally recorded on 28 July 2016 at the North
Evolution of the Clown: Rustic Fool or Frightening Fiend?
December 6, 2019
Coulrophobia is defined as an extreme, irrational fear of clowns. Depending on whom you talk to, two to eight percent of adults suffer from this
Street Performance: Risky Business with a Heated History
November 1, 2019
The bustle around the merchants’ stalls swells. Children and adults gather as a clown wearing a starched neck ruffle and pointed felt hat stoops to
Come One, Come All – Step into this Spiegeltent
September 24, 2019
Picture it: Belgium, the year 1900. It would be 9 years until King Albert claims the throne…14 years before the start of World War I
The Power of Laughter, Together
August 28, 2019
There’s an old story that goes something like this: A man who’s suffering from depression goes to his doctor and asks for therapy, or medication…or
FESTIVALS: HISTORICAL, CULTURAL, EVOLVED
July 31, 2019
What do festivals of long ago have in common with the celebrations we know today? We still applaud harvests by sharing food. We still preserve
THE LOST ART OF STORYTELLING IN THE DIGITAL AGE
June 27, 2019
When’s the last time you found yourself captivated by a fairy-tale? Or lost yourself in an eccentric or fantastic story? We’re not talking about reading
FESTIVALS IN AUSTRALIA TURN TOWNS INTO TREASURES
May 24, 2019
When you think of festivals in Australia, does your mind turn to snacks on sticks and craft beers, wine tasting and live-entertainment? Maybe the simple joy
Stories from the Pitch 2018
August 7, 2018
I am sharing an interview with Mr Spin and Nick Nickolas called Stories from the Pitch originally recorded on 28 July 2016 at the North
