🎪 Clown workshop with Mooky Cornish at the International Clown Festival
As part of the 21st Cornellà International Clown Festival "Memorial Charlie Rivel", Mooky Cornish offers us a workshop aimed at clowns, circus artists, actors, performing arts professionals and students with stage experience who want to delve deeper into clown work.
Mooky Cornish is a Canadian clown of international prestige, specializing in physical clowning and gestural theater. With a career spanning over thirty years, she has performed in major productions such as Cirque du Soleil's Varekai and La Soirée, standing out for her sensitive, intelligent humor and deep connection with the audience. She is also a recognized educator, giving clown workshops around the world focused on authenticity, play and stage presence.
Workshop details
🔴 Dates: October 19, 20 and 21, 2026
🔴 Opening hours: 10am to 2pm
🔴 Location: Sant Ildefons Auditorium (Pl. Carles Navales s/núm., Cornellà de Llobregat).
🔴 Registration: send an email to info@festivaldepallassos.com with a short CV and your contact details (also indicating your place of residence). Deadline September 20th. You will be informed if you have been selected by the end of September at the latest.
🔴 Number of participants: maximum 15
🔴 Language: French, English and slurp Spanish; you will understand.
🔴 Price: the course is free, but to guarantee the participation and commitment of those registered once we confirm that you have been selected, you will need to make a transfer of €100 within the next 4 days. This €100 will be refunded to you once the course has ended if you have attended all the classes. Otherwise, you will lose it.
Finding your clown: play, vulnerability and connection with the audience
The clown is not a character that is invented, but a part of us that is revealed when we dare to play for real. In this workshop, Mooky Cornish proposes a work focused on presence, listening and the pleasure of play. Through improvisation exercises, physical dynamics and stage situations, participants will explore their personal comicness, learn to embrace failure as an opportunity and discover how to turn mistakes into their best allies.


Finding your clown: play, vulnerability and connection with the audience

