Edmonton · Roving clown & workshop leader
Meet Gee-Oh!
The Rainbow Clown
Gee-Oh brings colourful clown theatre, a curious puppet, and spontaneous audience play to festivals, celebrations, workshops, and community events.
Gee-Oh is said “gee oh” /d͡ʒiː oʊ/
Originally written G-O — short for “GollyGee OmyGosh.”
Where will Gee-Oh turn up next?
Festivals
Festival entertainment that meets the audience where they are
Roving clown theatre for festivals, parades, and public events — encounters in the pathways and queues rather than a routine on a stage.
Parties
A party guest nobody will forget
Theatrical character play brought into a celebration, shaped by whoever happens to be in the room.
Workshops
Serious play for curious people
Puppetry, clown and physical comedy workshops for schools, libraries, companies and community groups, taught by Heather.
More than a colourful costume
- Trained in mask and clown
- Puppeteer and puppet maker
- Thirty years in live entertainment
- University and college instructor
- Edmonton-based, available to travel
Wherever Gee-Oh goes, Fergus is not far behind.
Gee-Oh’s companion turns up at every festival, parade and winter carnival she does. Meet Fergus
Serious play for curious people
Heather Cornick — the theatre artist behind Gee-Oh — teaches puppetry, clown and physical comedy for schools, libraries, theatre companies and community groups. Explore workshops
Planning something wonderfully unusual?
Tell Gee-Oh what you have in mind — the event, who the audience is, where it is happening, and roughly when. That is enough to get a real answer back.