My goal as an artist is to use my multifaceted art form to give the gift of laughter and create a multigenerational happy moment for families.
About the Artist
Mark Lohr New Vaudevillian Extraordinaire has trained in art of the Traditional American Circus Clown. He performs without makeup and the large shoes of his trade but with all the zany antics of the roots of his profession. His trade of silliness consists of some serious disciplines! Acting, slapstick comedy, pratfalls, comedic movement, and acrobatics, juggling, hat manipulation, spinning plates, fire juggling and manipulation, stilt walking... a veritable smorgasbord of theatre and circus skills! He has toured the USA with The Grorge Caden Circus International, performed Hooked on Books in thousands of Schools, crossed the globe to perform in the International Kimtom Clown Festival in Shanghai Chana, and had shared the stage with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra as part of their Family Theatre Series.Booking
Booking Price: $500-$1,000
For school assemblies and education workshops contact -
Young Audiences / Arts for Learning
2600 North Howard Street, Suite 1300
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
New Temporary Phone: 410-343-9421
Email: info@yamd.org
Young Audiences of MD +14103439421
Young Audiences of NJ and PA 866-500-9265
Amy Riley The City of Hagerstown Recreation Coordinator 301-739-8577
Arts in Education
Audiences Types: Grades Pre-K – 2, Grades 3-5, Middle School (6-8 grade)
Theatricks Circus Experience! An introduction to Circus ground skills Juggling, plate spinning, diabolo, balancing and low wire walking. The Theatricks team will also so introduce the basic of performance. They specialize in fun energetic teaching that pulls in the students and they never realize that their are becoming stronger and more confinement with every laugh filled moment!
Classic Comedy! Mark’s character, Mr. Jones, takes audiences on an exciting journey with underlying educational themes. Highly interactive, Mr. Jones and the audience share center stage! This action-packed performance includes slapstick, juggling, plate spinning, and more. Based on “If at first you don’t succeed...” theory, Mr. Jones’ creative problem solving skills leave audiences howling with laughter.
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Hooked on Books! In the theatre assembly Hooked on Books, Mr. Jones, a mild-mannered “everyone,” sits down to enjoy some afternoon television. He is interrupted by a public service announcement informing him of the epic battle between TV and reading. Through trial and error, he learns reading is a fun, exciting way to gain new skills, see new places, meet new people, and experience more channels than any TV. In Hooked on Books, kids watch as Mr. Jones discovers a new interactive passion – reading!