so this idea of clowning and street performing as a social movement really gets me going. I wonder what the possibilies are. is this where the revolution will start? Does this most basic form of media have the potential to be the spark that lights the way to change?
What kind of messages do you advocate for? What kind of change have you seen or heard about that might have been a result of a street show?
How do your personal political or social ideals come through in your show? Do you think your show (or a show like yours) would lead people to change something about their lives? or about their society in general?
just wanting some more opinions.
What kind of messages do you advocate for? What kind of change have you seen or heard about that might have been a result of a street show?
How do your personal political or social ideals come through in your show? Do you think your show (or a show like yours) would lead people to change something about their lives? or about their society in general?
just wanting some more opinions.
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Re: curious....
Wed, June 14, 2006 - 2:53 PMCan people handle social commentary. Most marks don't have a clue what's going on. They're just stoked you distracted their kids for a minute and are so distracted themselves that they give money. I don't want to sound negative Megs, but people are ignorant, especially to the rest of the world.
