The Clowns, or A Horrific Glance into the Inner Workings of the Children’s Clown Entertainment Industry by
Kat, freshly moved to New York, hopes to make it big in the world of theatrical fame. As a young actor, she needs a side-gig, and stumbles across what seems like the perfect opportunity–WeAreClownz.com, seeking children’s entertainers, with a promise of $500 a weekend minimum. Kat quickly applies, unknowingly signing her soul away to one of the most crooked clowning agencies in all of New York, possibly even in...
Kat, freshly moved to New York, hopes to make it big in the world of theatrical fame. As a young actor, she needs a side-gig, and stumbles across what seems like the perfect opportunity–WeAreClownz.com, seeking children’s entertainers, with a promise of $500 a weekend minimum. Kat quickly applies, unknowingly signing her soul away to one of the most crooked clowning agencies in all of New York, possibly even in all of the United States, or even the entire world. As she finds herself in the middle of a wasteland of abandoned dreams and stale cotton candy, Kat grapples with the question that every young starving artist must answer: what is the price of survival, and what is the price of her dreams? The Clowns, Or A Horrific Glance into the Inner Workings of the Children’s Clown Entertainment Industry is a story about the exploitation and toxicity that permeates the entertainment industry, and how everyone–clown or no clown–deserves to be treated as human.