With Director, Performer, Educator & Clown Kenn McLeod. 

6 Day Pochinko-Style Clown Training with Director, Performer, Educator & Clown: Kenn McLeod. 

Through this workshop, the rules of Clown emerge giving the student a fundamental understanding of Clown and a deeper experience of the elements at play in any performance situation. 

Where: In Saskatoon, @ The Refinery (609 Dufferin Ave)

Dates: August 12th - 17th, 2024

Time: 10am – 4:30pm each day

Age Limit: 18+ event

12 Participants Max (Applications are accepted on a first come basis until the workshop is full.)

Price: $425 + tax (There are also limited bursaries available if finances are a barrier)

To Apply, please fill in google form link here 

https://forms.gle/C89oNnMso5FcL7Ce9

For questions: email info@ontheboards.ca

More Info: www.ontheboards.ca, 

or call On The Boards at 306-249-1975

About  Kenn McLeod
Originally from Treaty 4, now living and creating on Treaty 6 territory, Kenn is an award-winning performer, director, educator, intimacy director, dramaturg, and Clown. He received his BFA in Acting at the University of Regina and his MFA in Directing from The University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Kenn has directed over 40 productions across North America and beyond. As a performer, he has worked most recently with Saskatoon’s Persephone Theatre in The Little Mermaid, and The Fiancée. He is a dramaturg, a clown consultant, and an Intimacy Director.

He has taught Clown and Acting for the University of Saskatchewan, University of Regina, University of New Mexico, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Tricklock Theatre, as well as at the National Hispanic Cultural Centre in New Mexico. Kenn has trained with Vancouver Circus School (Vancouver), Dell Arte International School of Physical Theatre (California), Old Trout Puppet Workshop (Alberta), NIPAI (Austria), and The Manitoulin Center for Creation and Performance (Ontario). He has been the dramaturg and/or clown consultant on several shows including Creepy Boys  & Something in the Water (Scantily Glad Theatre), The Newcomer (Ay Caramba Theatre), Identity Crisis (Prism Productions) and Half Breed Vaudeville (Sorry/Grateful).

He is a sessional lecturer at the U of S Drama Department, the Executive Director of Saskatoon Summer Players, and Co-Executive Leadership of On the Boards. He is a D&D enthusiast, a proud father, and thrilled to be a Saskatchewan Artist. Cheers.