Only clowns need lots of storage for bubble solution! The latest Habitats column from The New York Times looks at the West Harlem home of Christina Gelsone and Seth Bloom — the husband and wife clown act Acrobuffos...
Acrobuffos: Clowns at Home
The New York Times
They use their home for rehearsals and storage when their act isn't traveling the world and performing in far off places. This is a fun read and good look at one of New York City's many alternative career paths.
Check it out: The Traveling Circus Stops Here and don't miss the video!
(Images: ©2009 Ruby Washington/The New York Times)
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such a lovely couple
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Loves their hair colors! =D
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Is there a problem with the comments, mine didnt go thru?
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So when clowns are at home, they're working...always having fun....can I get in on this?
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Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant. What an inspiring couple! The video (and their space) is lovely.
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