Clowning in the street, at the hospital, and under the mask: the transformative power of clowning
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Clowning, Hospital clowning. , Street Theater, Street clown, Theatrical masksAbstract
This paper presents a clown woman's experience of life in the hospital as a result of her journey on the street, her time at the university, and today as a researcher and teacher in a hospital. Based on the reports - called bobological reports - a reflection was made on the transforming power of clowning as a tool of subversion, whatever the performance environment. The first bobological report is based on the first visit to the hospital, a “clean face” visit (without acting as a clown), and the last two reports are after almost a year of acting.
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