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Invite David Engel to enrich your audiences experience or into your communities pediatric hospital to bring stress-reducing laughter to patients, families and staff.

Day-long performative ‘clown-doctor’ visits, faculty workshops on Laughter Therapy as well as family-oriented workshops available.


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Hospital visit and workshop with College of Social Workers students, Florida State University.


Thank you again for a wonderful workshop with our social work students. I could see how much you resonated with our social work students interested in hospital social work who are not necessarily natural clowns, but come with the same mission in mind to connect with and help hospital patients and their families however they can. Your workshop brought them out of their shells and encouraged connection through humor. I particularly enjoyed the emphasis on being okay with failure, finding the humor in it and the unexpected.
— L. Antista, External Relations Coordinator Florida State University College of Social Work

OUR WORKSHOPS

Visiting Artist: Pediatric Hospital

Connect with your community with a hospital-wide performance visit for patients, families, & staff in rooms, clinics, ER, ICU, and other Units. In conjunction with facilities Child Life staff.

  • Hospital Clowning Day Visit.

    4-6 hours (Option to add “What is Laughter Therapy?” workshop)

  • Laughter Therapy?” Clown workshop for Medical Staff & Medical, Nursing or Social Work Students.

  • 2 hours

Performance Tie-In Workshops

Value-added workshops go deeper for your community and enrich the performance experience.

  • Pirate School: “Not Just Knots!” Knot tying fun.

    30-60 minutes (All Ages)

  • Pirate School/Superhero Academy: “Stage Combat/Stunt Workshop”

    30-60 minutes (Ages 10-15)

  • Theatre Games and Clown Performance Workshop: Works great with any show!

    60-90 minutes. (Ages 7-11 & 12-16)


 Sample of virtual “Pirate School: Not Just Knots!” Tie-in workshop (no pun intended).

Courtesy of The Columbia Festival of the Arts, MD