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Author

Vladimir Olshanskij

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Studia all’Accademia del Circo di Mosca. Trasferitosi a New York alla fine degli anni ’80 entra a far parte della Clown Care Unit del Big Apple Circus. In Italia, a Firenze, nel 1995 insieme ad altri fonda Soccorso Clown (dove lavora tuttora), il primo servizio nazionale di professionisti preparati per operare in ospedale. Come clown è stato guest artist in Alegria col Cirque du Soleil in Australia e Canada. Da anni conduce delle master class di clownerie in strutture sia italiane che estere. Ha fondato la compagnia teatrale Art de la Joie (Parigi) ed è autore di molti spettacoli tra cui Strange Games presentato in vari Festival internazionali. Vladimir Olshanskij (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vladimir_Olshansky), actor, director and playwright, is already author of two books: "The Way of Clown. History of Laughter", published by Zebra E, Moscow 2013, and "Handbook of Clowntherapy", ed. Dino Audino, Italy 2017. Author of several dozens of songs, begins writing poetry from childhood. The irony and tragedy of his poetry are part of the tradition of St. Petersburg, where he grew up at the time of Bohemian Café Saigon, a opponent of literature and official culture, an imaginary space in which a clown's mask could hide, unexpectedly, even a philosopher. "Invisible Wings" collects the poetic experiences of all Olshanskij's life. The poems are printed for the first time, in the original language (Russian).

Professione Artista, Performer, Clown

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