What if the most powerful, the most accurate humor resided less in our words than in our body?
When creativity and physicality meet, our sensitivity is sharpened. Through the clown and physical theater, we will explore the body as a source of play, poetry, and humor.
Being a clown means allowing oneself a form of freedom: escaping automatisms, giving free rein to one's imagination, cultivating the pleasure of play, and constantly seeking one's balance.