Sunday December 7th from 4pm to 6:30 pm
Unlock your sense of play and presence onstage through clown-based performance techniques. Clown Game Theory teaches you how to take the clown concept of “play” and apply it directly to live performance, giving you practical tools to get out of your head, take risks, and connect more deeply with audiences.
This workshop is ideal for clown beginners, experienced clowns, improvisers, actors, writers, musicians, comedians, and any performer looking to expand creativity, emotional awareness, and spontaneity onstage.
You’ll learn:
How to find the game of the moment through authentic emotional response
How to use audience connection as fuel instead of pressure
How to discover rather than “plan” funny
How to fail joyfully and turn mistakes into momentum
Rachel Resnik is a comedian, director, and internationally touring performer specializing in clown-rooted comedy and physical performance. She trained under master clown teachers Paola Coletto and Philippe Gaulier, and recently directed the six-time award-winning solo show A Drag is Born by Edu Díaz, presented at venues including Soho Playhouse and Chelsea Factory.
She has taught with Clown Gym NYC, The Pack Theater, and previously served as a resident instructor for the original workshop before CATSBY at The Clubhouse. She is also one half of the international clown duo $$$ (Money, Money, Money) and has received the Julie Goell Scholarship for Eccentric Women from Celebration Barn Theater.
Sunday December 7th from 4pm to 6:30 pm
Unlock your sense of play and presence onstage through clown-based performance techniques. Clown Game Theory teaches you how to take the clown concept of “play” and apply it directly to live performance, giving you practical tools to get out of your head, take risks, and connect more deeply with audiences.
This workshop is ideal for clown beginners, experienced clowns, improvisers, actors, writers, musicians, comedians, and any performer looking to expand creativity, emotional awareness, and spontaneity onstage.
You’ll learn:
How to find the game of the moment through authentic emotional response
How to use audience connection as fuel instead of pressure
How to discover rather than “plan” funny
How to fail joyfully and turn mistakes into momentum
Rachel Resnik is a comedian, director, and internationally touring performer specializing in clown-rooted comedy and physical performance. She trained under master clown teachers Paola Coletto and Philippe Gaulier, and recently directed the six-time award-winning solo show A Drag is Born by Edu Díaz, presented at venues including Soho Playhouse and Chelsea Factory.
She has taught with Clown Gym NYC, The Pack Theater, and previously served as a resident instructor for the original workshop before CATSBY at The Clubhouse. She is also one half of the international clown duo $$$ (Money, Money, Money) and has received the Julie Goell Scholarship for Eccentric Women from Celebration Barn Theater.
