clowning

In addition to magic and clowning, he is a highly skilled ventriloquist and pantomimist.

The children were clowning around in the playground.

He enjoys clowning at birthday parties to entertain the kids.

Clowning is a form of entertainment that involves exaggerated physical actions.

She has a talent for clowning and always makes people laugh.

The circus performer's clowning act was the highlight of the show.

Clowning requires a good sense of humor and timing.

The comedian's clowning routine had the audience in stitches.

They hired a professional clowning instructor to teach the actors for the play.

Clowning can be a powerful tool for social commentary and satire.

The art of clowning has a long history dating back to ancient times.

Because of me, clowning is in Lily's blood.

Rumford was among those clowning around at the Elk City Rodeo.

" Stop clowning and let's go swimming, " said Chiara's sister.

All that creative energy often means there's quite a lot of clowning around.

Usually, a person is clowning around if he is being funny when he should be serious.

In that case, you may get angry and say, Stop clowning around. This is a serious situation.

There are no animals just very talented clowning and acrobatic routines.

He was—he wasn't just clowning around.

Unbelievably they didn't see I was clowning.

University of Haifa offers a formal undergraduate degree program in medical clowning.