Christian is a graduate of the Neighbourhood Playhouse School of Theatre and has studied Pochinko-based clown since 1994.

Being born and bred in the tough and wild Yukon, Claire Ness naturally gravitated towards show biz. After hitting it big in such far north productions as Hair, Guys and Dolls, Laughter on the 23rd Floor and Cabaret, Claire moved to the centre of the universe.

Fiona Griffiths is a teacher, actor, clown, choreographer and body worker.

“One of the city’s most engaging independent artists” (Toronto Star), Meagan O’Shea is loved for her innovative solo work and the city-spanning dance like no one is watching (Scotiabank Nuit Blanche 2009). Under the banner of Stand Up Dance, O’Shea jumps from dance, storytelling, clown, and comedy, through improvisation in her “whacky, whimsical, and wonderful“ (Toronto Star) solo performances.

Actor, writer and producer Melissa D’Agostino has been called “outrageously funny” (NOW Magazine), “A standout” (NOW Magazine) and “hilarious” (EYE Magazine).

Spring break is here and Morro and Jasp are taking off on their biggest and boldest adventure yet. Pack your bags and join the clown sisters for the coming-of-age trip of a lifetime.

The only performer in Toronto with a PHD in ESP!

A favourite with audiences for over a decade, Rick Roberts is arguably one of Canada’s most versatile actors.  He has brought his skills as a physical performer to work in film, television and theatre.

The 21st century is a scary time. Political and environmental issues draw closer and closer to a breaking point, doomsday prophecies fill our movies and music, and people seem increasingly disconnected from the comforts of community and spirituality.