“In clown art, the artist discovers his own sense of humor by developing different structures of comedy. This translates on stage through the gags, the comic situations and/or the dynamics of the relationships he has with his playing partners.” - James Keylon and Francine Cote

What happens when long-form improv crashes joyfully into the beautiful disaster of clown? In **ClownProv**, Isaak Kessler invites performers to explore a bold, physical, and deeply playful approach to spontaneous comedy. This workshop focuses on audience connection, physical impulse, rhythm, failure, surprise, and the joyful tension between structure and chaos.

Explore larval, full, and expressive mask work through physical preparation, character creation, improvisation, gesture, rhythm, and wordless theatrical play with Johanne Benoit.