The clown He acts in the moment. Emotional and spontaneous, he engages in interactive contact with the audience, holding a mirror up to himself and to us. And he is constantly in motion.

On the edge of the abyss. He misses a step and picks himself up to try again:
He is a naive beacon of hope and a boundary-crosser who questions everything and turns it upside down.
With a lightness that makes us laugh and cry, and touches us with its truthfulness.

But what is comedy? How does it arise? Towards simplicity and authenticity.

With special attention to the emotional, naive body expression and the joy
Touching moments arise during the game.

We work on perception, facial expressions, gestures and voice.
Our body is the foundation and emotional tool.

Beginners and professionals, students and retirees, actors, singers and hospital clowns, teachers, coaches and therapists in a clown workshop?
Yes!!! We experience profound encounters with ourselves and with people of different generations, professions, and nationalities. We understand each other without words, because the language of clowns speaks from the heart and with the body, expressing what words can only approximate. We learn by trying things out and experiencing them firsthand. We learn from each other—and so much from both of you! Your criticism is sensitive, appreciative, and constructive when you give us tips on how to make our performance and our acting even easier.

and be more authentic. And in the "Clown Birth," you uncover buried treasures within us and, with true midwifery skills, help us bring them to light. Deeply moved and enriched, we return to our world and realize how those few days as clowns have changed us: softer, more receptive, and more understanding, but also more authentic, genuine, and confident, we step back into our everyday lives.

It feels like being reborn: as a clown – and as a human being.
Soooo beautiful. Thank you!

Renate