Joseph Grimaldi's guest appearances

Joseph Grimaldi

Great Lives

Historiquement vôtre - Stéphane Bern

Vamos Todos Morrer

The Cheeky Podcast

Les récits de Stéphane Bern

Segurola y Habana

Charlie Chaplin

Hedy Lamarr

Nina Simone

Thomas Edison

Grigori Rasputin

Margaret Thatcher

Bernard Montgomery

Jack Johnson

Buster Keaton

Ella Fitzgerald

Henry Ford

Roald Dahl

Salvador Dali

Brian Epstein

Marcel Duchamp

OwlTail

O pantomimeiro Joseph Grimaldi morreu faz hoje 185 anos.

 Joseph Grimaldi 

Stéphane Bern et Matthieu Noël, entourés de leurs chroniqueurs historiquement drôles et parfaitement informés, s’amusent avec l’Histoire – la grande, la petite, la moyenne… - et retracent les destins extraordinaires de personnalités qui n’auraient jamais pu se croiser, pour deux heures où le savoir et l’humour avancent main dans la main. Aujourd'hui, Joseph Grimaldi.

Today we are going over the fascinating history of the worlds first clown, Joseph Grimaldi!Joseph Grimaldi is accredited to being the inventor of the modern clown, whether that's character clown, white face or even auguste, its all due to his interactive style that he invented in 1801. TIMESTAMPS0.00 Intro1.13 Initial Notes2.47 Family History5.41 Pantomime Side Note6.57 Childhood and Teenage Years13.13 His 20's and the Origin of Clown20.47 Highlights23.22 Family and Old Age28.30 Final Notes30.58 Outro32.31 Joke of the DaySHOWNOTES &amp; SOURCES Memoirs of Grimaldi - Charles Dickenshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Grimaldi 

Today we are going over the fascinating history of the worlds first clown, Joseph Grimaldi! Joseph Grimaldi is accredited to being the inventor of the modern clown, whether that's character clown, white face or even auguste, its all due to his interactive style that he invented in 1801. TIMESTAMPS 0.00 Intro 1.13 Initial Notes 2.47 Family History 5.41 Pantomime Side Note 6.57 Childhood and Teenage Years 13.13 His 20's and the Origin of Clown 20.47 Highlights 23.22 Family and Old Age 28.30 Final Notes 30.58 Outro 32.31 Joke of the Day SHOWNOTES &amp; SOURCES <a href="https://www.gutenberg.org/files/46709/46709-h/46709-h.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Memoirs of Grimaldi - Charles Dickens</a> <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Grimaldi " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Grimaldi </a>

Joseph Grimaldi - The ORIGINAL Clown - Highlighted Histories

Frank Turner

Frank Turner chooses Joseph Grimaldi, the first celebrity of Pantomime who changed the face of Clowning forever. Matthew Parris presents, and Mattie Faint is the expert. Grimaldi was born into a theatrical family, making his stage debut aged two dressed as a monkey and being flung around the stage on the end of a chain by his tyrannical father. The chain snapped but Grimaldi survived, making the papers and turning Grimaldi into a little celebrity. His performances as 'Clown', combining acrobatics, satire and music, made him a big draw for the crowds, and his role in 'Mother Goose' turned him into a huge star.  He developed the make-up we now associate with clowns but behind this iconic look was a man suffering from depression, extreme physical disintegration and a series of personal tragedies. Frank Turner, former punk and now folk singer-songwriter, sees himself primarily as an entertainer and has developed an interest in Pantomime and Music Hall. For him, Grimaldi gave everything to his audiences and physically destroyed himself in the process - something he sees as honourable. He describes Grimaldi's farewell speech as one of the most beautiful eulogies to the business of being a performer.Producer: Toby FieldFirst broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016.

Frank Turner chooses Joseph Grimaldi, the first celebrity of Pantomime who changed the face of Clowning forever. Matthew Parris presents, and Mattie Faint is the expert. Grimaldi was born into a theatrical family, making his stage debut aged two dressed as a monkey and being flung around the stage on the end of a chain by his tyrannical father. The chain snapped but Grimaldi survived, making the papers and turning Grimaldi into a little celebrity. His performances as 'Clown', combining acrobatics, satire and music, made him a big draw for the crowds, and his role in 'Mother Goose' turned him into a huge star. He developed the make-up we now associate with clowns but behind this iconic look was a man suffering from depression, extreme physical disintegration and a series of personal tragedies. Frank Turner, former punk and now folk singer-songwriter, sees himself primarily as an entertainer and has developed an interest in Pantomime and Music Hall. For him, Grimaldi gave everything to his audiences and physically destroyed himself in the process - something he sees as honourable. He describes Grimaldi's farewell speech as one of the most beautiful eulogies to the business of being a performer. Producer: Toby Field First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2016.

Frank Turner on Joseph Grimaldi