“MOVE IT!” Episode 3, Featuring Clowns

<em>MOVE IT!</em> Episode 3, Featuring Clowns

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MOVE IT! Episode 3, Featuring Clowns

Mark Lonergan
In Episode 3: Physical Comedians and Clowns. This week, Parallel Exit aims to bring some levity into our lives. Featuring performances by some of our favorite physical comedians and clowns, including Hilary Chaplain, Kendall Cornell and Clowns Ex Machina, Jan Damm, Geremy Dingle, Mark Gindick, Shereen Hickman, Joel Jeske, Mik Kuhlman, Harold Moeller, Matt Morgan, Spencer Novich, Matthew Pauli, and Troy Wunderle.
Mark Lonergan
Artistic Director -United States
Mark is the Artistic Director of Parallel Exit, a three-time Drama Desk Award nominee for Unique Theatrical Experience. With Parallel Exit, he has created many original and award-winning works of physical theatre. Mark’s work has been seen in theatres and festivals in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. In New York City, he has presented work at The New Victory Theater, Lincoln Center, 59E59 Theaters, Symphony Space, and the Guggenheim Museum. Mark was the Guest Director for three productions of The Big Apple Circus, each a New York Times Critic’s Pick. He is also the Creative Director for Vermont’s celebrated Circus Smirkus.
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Mark Lonergan

Mark is the Artistic Director of Parallel Exit, a three-time Drama Desk Award nominee for Unique Theatrical Experience. With Parallel Exit, he has created many original and award-winning works of physical theatre. Mark’s work has been seen in theatres and festivals in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. In New York City, he has presented work at The New Victory Theater, Lincoln Center, 59E59 Theaters, Symphony Space, and the Guggenheim Museum. Mark was the Guest Director for three productions of The Big Apple Circus, each a New York Times Critic’s Pick. He is also the Creative Director for Vermont’s celebrated Circus Smirkus.