The Education of a Circus Clown: Mentors, Audiences, Mistakes (Palgrave Studies in Theatre and Performance History)
The Education of a Circus Clown considers the making of a circus clown through three central themes: mentors, audiences, and mistakes. Situated within theatre and performance history, David Carlyon’s study offers a focused perspective on learning, practice, and the development of clown performance.
About This Book
The Education of a Circus Clown examines how circus clowning can be understood through the experiences and influences that shape performance.
Its focus on mentors, audiences, and mistakes highlights key dimensions of learning and development in clown practice.
Presented within the Palgrave Studies in Theatre and Performance History series, the book connects circus performance with broader theatrical and historical perspectives.
David Carlyon offers a focused study for readers interested in circus, clowning, theatre, and performance history.
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