Bamboozled: Pandora Pink. Louise Clark

"During her shows, Louise always delivered a one-two punch of physical comedy and irresistible charm that always had the audience crying for more"
Woody Keppel, Foolz

Louise Clarke is the queen of characterization, developing Cellulite Patricia from the 'Thighs of Steel', belly-dancing Olivia from 'Evel Knievel's fan club' & the awarding winning heavy metal music enthusiast & Hungarian dancer who was looking for love in 'P.S I Love You'.

Louise has been performing & devising productions for the street, circus & cabaret for the last 15 years and launched her solo career with her latest charismatic, cheeky character The rock n' roll princess, Miss Pandora Pink.

Physically hysterical performer, Louise Clarke presents 'Pandora Boxes' - a whirlwind tribute to the master of comedy, WC Field, Elvis Presley and all things pink and box like.
She performs a skilful clownesque cigar-box and sassy hat routine to 'Blue Suede shoes' and 'Hard Headed Women'. She then asks a willing volunteer to be the next Elvis and together they perform a gravity defying 12 cigar-box stack & balance. The show culminates in a ridiculous attempt to climb a precariously teetering tower made up of her beloved pink boxes. Producing a show that is truly engaging, hilarious and utterly absurd!
The Pandora Boxes can be adapted for either the stage, street or cabaret and depending on your requirements the show can run from 20 to 45 minutes.

"... Her performance re-defines female street theatre."
Andrew Brassington, Festival Director

"It's such a rare pleasure for me to find and work with an accomplished, strong solo female street/variety performer. Thank you for introducing me to Ms Pandora Pink and for giving so freely your valuable contributions"
Dick Finkel, Canadian Festival producer

Who is Louise Clarke?

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Louise began her professional career when leaving College and forming the theatre dance company No Sudden Movement [NoSM]. Their first offer 'P.S I love you' was awarded the Dutch choreography Prize, 1998. The company went on to make two further productions, both toured around the festival circuit in The Netherlands.
In 2000 Louise joined large-scale Dutch location theatre company, Warner & Consorten to perform two productions directed by the ex-founder of Dogtroep, Warner Wely.
She was then invited to join Mevrouw Bakker, Dutch Street Theatre Company based in Amsterdam. Louise performed, directed and devised three consecutive performances, 'Thighs of Steel', 2001, 'Re-incarnation of Evel Knievel', 2002 and 'The Quest for the Ultimate Man', 2003. Each production toured extensively around the festival circuit of Europe.
In summer, 2004 Louise embarked on a solo career with the show 'Pandora's Boxes'.
Louise has also collaborated with Nigel Lunghi to produce 'The Doogans', a tribute to the great vaudevillian comedy duos of the 20th Century, Abbott & Costello, Dean Martin & Jerry Lewis, Lucy & Ricky Ricardo.

She is also the performance director for the highly successful 'The Adelaide Fringe Street Theatre Festival' that takes place every year in Adelaide, Australia. The event won the Australian Business Arts Foundation (ABaf) award in collaboration with Rundle Mall in 2011.

As well as performing, devising and directing Louise coordinates European tours for many circus, street performers, organizing Australian Street theatre company 'Buzz' and managing world class juggler Mr Spin. She also books street theatre events every weekend of the year in Rundle Mall, Adelaide.