Programs that offer a form of entertainment which features clowns or clown companies (individuals who wear grotesque costumes often featuring baggy pants, giant shoes and outrageous wigs, and whose faces are made up, generally with wildly colored greasepaint) who do voluntary or paid comedic performances for charitable organizations, hospital patients, children's programs, children's birthday parties, civic organizations, corporations, churches and other similar groups as well as participate in parades or other celebratory activities. Clowning sketches may feature pie throwing, stilt-walking, juggling, unicycling, magic tricks, puppetry, face and hand painting, balloon sculpture and other physical comedy tricks and routines. Also included are organizations that make arrangements for clown performances.
No programs.