Celebrate Your Fun! A Clown Workshop: Ages 6 on up

Everyone is unique, and everyone is uniquely funny. In this workshop, you will explore the art of performance, not as a character in a play, but as yourself! You will learn how to make an audience laugh like literally no one else can, and turn mistakes and failure into a celebration of joy. Through games and playful exercises you will begin to discover your physicality, your voice, and your own personal brand of fun.

The workshop will begin with a family friendly duo clown show created by workshop instructors Zoe Wohlfeld and Jack Grossman.

Anyone and everyone is welcome to join! No previous performance experience necessary.
Registration fee: $10-20

Minimum of 5 participants
Maximum of 30 participants
Children under the age of 10 should be accompanied by a participating adult or a chaperone.

This is a family friendly event. If the registration fee would be a burden and prevent your attendance, please let us know. Happy to work with you!

Jack Grossman
Jack is originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma. He previously produced sold out guerrilla comedy shows in LA (in his apartment) and is a reasonably proud drop out of UCLA’s Chemistry and Materials Science program. In addition to his work in comedy, he works as a chemistry consultant.

Zoe Wohlfeld
Zoe is a classical actor turned clown. She has a BA in Theater & Performance from Bard College (2018), studied at The National Theater Institute at The Eugene O’Neill Theater Center (2017), and worked in regional theater until 2020.

Jack & Zoe Comedy
Jack Grossman and Zoe Wohlfeld are professionally trained clowns and producers. In 2022, they met while studying clown and theater at École Philippe Gaulier in Etampes, France. They believe that live performance should be accessible and inviting to the average person, and their shows always aim to create unique and engaging ways for the audience to participate. Jack & Zoe Comedy’s debut show, A Night of Drama, had a sold out run at Edinburgh Fringe 2024 (Hoots Comedy – Big Yurt) and went on a mini US tour to Brooklyn,

This program is made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.