Discover the transformative power of clowning at The Activist Clown workshop in Edinburgh. Led by Robyn Hambrook, founder of the Bristol Clown School, this two-day event delves deep into the personal, political, and poetic possibilities of clowning. Participants will explore the dynamics of clowning, from the joy of play and presence to the liberating experience of being ridiculous, transgressive, and rebellious. Through mischief and resistance, attendees will develop skills in rebel clowning, a radical form of performance that allows for the exploration of political, social, and environmental issues through parody, humor, and play. Drawing on various techniques such as ensemble work, movement, butoh, bouffon, and street theater, this physical workshop offers a space for creative expression, reflection, and the embodiment of emotions such as rage, grief, and hope. Whether you're a clown, theater practitioner, circus performer, musician, artist, or activist, The Activist Clown workshop is an opportunity to expand your understanding of clowning as a powerful tool for political expression and social change. No previous experience is required, and for those who want to brush up on their clowning skills, there is a two-hour Introduction to Clown workshop available the evening before the main event. Don't miss this chance to join Robyn Hambrook and explore the regenerative and empowering potential of the clown.

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