Invited In
Visits are shaped with local partners so the performance fits the room, the culture, and the real needs already being met.
Humanitarian clowning for tender, difficult places
A Logan, Utah-based crew of artists using play, presence, and ridiculous timing to bring moments of connection to children, families, and care teams.
What it means
Humanitarian clowning brings trained performers into settings shaped by displacement, illness, crisis, or grief. The work is simple on the surface: music, movement, games, mime, and laughter. Underneath, it is careful psychosocial support that restores choice, imagination, and ordinary childlike joy for a few bright minutes.
From the Drive
Meet the Cache Valley clowns, ready to bring bright faces and a playful spirit to help create tiny moments of joy and hope.
Visits are shaped with local partners so the performance fits the room, the culture, and the real needs already being met.
Clowns use improvisation to follow the audience, giving people a little agency when life has become too scripted by hardship.
The point is not to ignore pain. It is to make room for breath, belonging, and laughter alongside everything hard.
Opportunities
Hospitals, shelters, schools, and community groups can host small joyful visits.
Performers, musicians, magicians, puppeteers, and movement artists can join the bench.
Contact
Reach out about a visit, a partnership, a volunteer role, or a pocket-sized idea that might become something wonderfully useful.
cacheofclowns@gmail.com