









πHeads up: brief partial nudity
A real therapist performs clown therapy on stage. Rachel Troy's award-winning solo show spins attachment theory, inner children, and audience participation into an absurd psychological funhouse that's equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking.
Clown tragicomedy
Therapist-performed show
Audience interactions
Absurdist psychology










πHeads up: brief partial nudity
A real therapist performs clown therapy on stage. Rachel Troy's award-winning solo show spins attachment theory, inner children, and audience participation into an absurd psychological funhouse that's equal parts hilarious and heartbreaking.
Clown tragicomedy
Therapist-performed show
Audience interactions
Absurdist psychology
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