This weekly 2-hour drop-in class is your ultimate playground for becoming a more articulate, inspired, and expressive comedian and performer. Through dynamic exercises and techniques, we’ll tap into the power of physicality—because your body has the potential to speak louder than words! Together, we’ll explore how movement can supercharge the delivery of your bits, stories, and speeches, leaving your audience captivated and craving more.

Each week brings a fresh focus to spark your creativity and strengthen your performance skills. Think of it as an artistic workout! From mastering presence to exploring neutral masks, half masks, genre work, clowning, collective creation, improv and much more —there’s something new to discover every time. And don’t worry, we’ll revisit topics to build consistency and adapt to the energy of the group!

No Experience Necessary!
This workshop is open to all artistic adventurers—whether you’re a seasoned performer or just curious to try something new. You don’t need to be a comedian or clown to reap the benefits. Come as you are and let your imagination lead the way.

Who Is This For?
This class is perfect for anyone who:

• Wants to command the stage with confidence and intention

• Is curious about the Lecoq Technique

• Is ready to dive into new styles of theatre and performance

• Wants to level up their physical comedy and clowning skills

• Dreams of creating their own original work

• Is eager to shake up their acting and live performance routine

• Wants to add depth, physicality, and object work to their improv or stand up comedy game.

Thursdays 6:30 - 8:30pm (no class on the Jan 23rd) 

Fee: $20 + HST = $22.60 for 2 hours

Register here
I will send a email to everyone the night before! If you send the day of, just show up! 

Please wear movement clothes and indoor shoes. Nothing too busy on the clothes! THANKS! 

SIGN UP FOR CHASE'S NEWSLETTER for info on new workshops and classes! 
Here

About Chase:

Chase Jeffels is a graduate of École Jacques Lecoq and the Laboratoire d'Étude du Mouvement (Laboratory of Movement Study) in Paris, France. He also trained under the guidance of renowned clown master Philippe Gaulier (teacher of Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter, and Emma Thompson). Gaulier had this to say about Chase’s work (imagine it in a thick French accent): “I do not like very much Canada, but I like what you do.”

Chase has also studied with a host of other notable teachers in clown, bouffon, and idiot work, including Aitor Basauri, John Gilkey, Chad Damiani, Kevin Krieger, Deanna Fleysher, Jaime Mears, Ken Hall, Isaac Kessler, and Gordon Neill. Additionally, he completed the three-year classical theatre conservatory program at George Brown Theatre School.

As an actor and comedian, Chase’s work spans film, television, and theatre. He has performed across Canada, France, and China. Chase is one half of the dynamic duo West 2 West, celebrated for their innovative blend of sketch, clown, and improv comedy. In his solo endeavors, Chase continues to push the boundaries of comedy, merging improv, sketch, and a unique fusion of stand-up and clown. His work bridges the gap between mainstream comedy and the art of clowning, showcasing his passion for creative performance.

VICKY is getting FREAKY WITH IT and REMOUNTING THEIR FIRST (may they add) AWARD-WINNING (clown solo show) ----

"POEMS FOR GOD"

Friends,
Poems 4 God, is
:*~*~*~*~* UNDER CONSTRUCTION *~*~*~*~*~*

Which means! It'll look old and new at the same time!!!!

Come watch the show, that Fringe audiences have called

"weird"
and
"I didn't understand it, but it was fun, fr, ok gucci, lov u king"

Just to give you a brief looky on where we left off:

"ALL WOMAN WILL BE SAVED!! And this little boy is gonna do it in 60 minutes. Winner of the “Fringe of the Fringe” (2023 Orlando Fringe) and “Best Solo Show” (2023 Victoria Fringe), POEMS FOR GOD is an interactive, physical comedy about “delivered full throttle on the knife edge of humor and horror,” (Orlando Sentinel )"

Where it goes from here is UNKNOWN.
And that,
is beautiful.

Just a reminder, this show is directed by Isaac Kessler (1-MAN NO-SHOW), and a lot of you like him! including me!

PWYCAYWTSAYLTTD (Pay What You Can After You Watch The Show As You Leave Through The Door)*~*~*~*~*~*~**~*~*~ <3 <3 <3 <3

This weekly 2-hour drop-in class is your ultimate playground for becoming a more articulate, inspired, and expressive comedian and performer. Through dynamic exercises and techniques, we’ll tap into the power of physicality—because your body has the potential to speak louder than words! Together, we’ll explore how movement can supercharge the delivery of your bits, stories, and speeches, leaving your audience captivated and craving more.

Each week brings a fresh focus to spark your creativity and strengthen your performance skills. Think of it as an artistic workout! From mastering presence to exploring neutral masks, half masks, genre work, clowning, collective creation, improv and much more —there’s something new to discover every time. And don’t worry, we’ll revisit topics to build consistency and adapt to the energy of the group!

No Experience Necessary!
This workshop is open to all artistic adventurers—whether you’re a seasoned performer or just curious to try something new. You don’t need to be a comedian or clown to reap the benefits. Come as you are and let your imagination lead the way.

Who Is This For?
This class is perfect for anyone who:

• Wants to command the stage with confidence and intention

• Is curious about the Lecoq Technique

• Is ready to dive into new styles of theatre and performance

• Wants to level up their physical comedy and clowning skills

• Dreams of creating their own original work

• Is eager to shake up their acting and live performance routine

• Wants to add depth, physicality, and object work to their improv or stand up comedy game.

Thursdays 6:30 - 8:30pm (no class on the Jan 23rd) 

Fee: $20 + HST = $22.60 for 2 hours

Register here
I will send a email to everyone the night before! If you send the day of, just show up! 

Please wear movement clothes and indoor shoes. Nothing too busy on the clothes! THANKS! 

SIGN UP FOR CHASE'S NEWSLETTER for info on new workshops and classes! 
Here

About Chase:

Chase Jeffels is a graduate of École Jacques Lecoq and the Laboratoire d'Étude du Mouvement (Laboratory of Movement Study) in Paris, France. He also trained under the guidance of renowned clown master Philippe Gaulier (teacher of Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter, and Emma Thompson). Gaulier had this to say about Chase’s work (imagine it in a thick French accent): “I do not like very much Canada, but I like what you do.”

Chase has also studied with a host of other notable teachers in clown, bouffon, and idiot work, including Aitor Basauri, John Gilkey, Chad Damiani, Kevin Krieger, Deanna Fleysher, Jaime Mears, Ken Hall, Isaac Kessler, and Gordon Neill. Additionally, he completed the three-year classical theatre conservatory program at George Brown Theatre School.

As an actor and comedian, Chase’s work spans film, television, and theatre. He has performed across Canada, France, and China. Chase is one half of the dynamic duo West 2 West, celebrated for their innovative blend of sketch, clown, and improv comedy. In his solo endeavors, Chase continues to push the boundaries of comedy, merging improv, sketch, and a unique fusion of stand-up and clown. His work bridges the gap between mainstream comedy and the art of clowning, showcasing his passion for creative performance.

TIGHT FIVE is back!

Friday February 7, 2025
7:30-9 p.m.
Sweet Action Theatre
180 Shaw St. Unit 106 (Artscape Youngplace)

$10 advance or $15 at the door!

TIGHT FIVE is Toronto's most ridiculous alternative comedy show, featuring clowns, improvisers, stand-ups, puppeteers and and other offbeat performers! Acts have up to five minutes on stage to show you their best new work. Different show every month!

LINEUP ANNOUNCEMENT COMING SOON!

Hosted by Emily Jeffers.

Doors will open around 7:25 and the show starts at 7:30 p.m.

The core of this workshop for the actor is to learn how to have body focus and to train the actor to sustain a physical character through isolation and mime technique.

Saturday February 8th 10am- 3pm

Fees:

$75 for the 1-day intensive
$50 deposit required.

***To register, e-mail ardythjohnson@yahoo.com

Bio:

Ardyth first trained with mime artist Adrian Pecknold at The Manitoba Theatre School in Winnipeg and then received a scholarship with The Manitoba Theatre Centre to further her studies with Mime Unlimited School of Physical Theatre (Jacque Le Coq, Principal Ron East) in Toronto (graduate), plus other masters of Mime, Corporeal Mime, Commedia Dell' Arte, Clown, Bouffon, Movement Studies. Slap Stick, Stage Combat, Mask and Comedy. Ardyth holds a B.A in Theatre Studies from the University of Winnipeg and a graduate with Second City Conservatory.

Ardyth has toured throughout North America with Mime Unlimited, Theatre Beyond Words and many other professional companies. Ardyth performs, writes and directs under her Physically Speaking Company. Ardyth since 1987 has regularly performed Classic Mime, Charlie Chaplin, “Beth Hickadilly” (a medieval character) at festivals, corporate events and many more venues. When Ardyth is not performing, she is busy teaching as an arts educator in physical theatre, plus workshops all over Canada and Internationally.

Unlocking Creativity through Mask
with John Beale
Neutral, Character, and Body Mask

Feb 20th, 22nd and 23rd
Thursday 6:30-9:30
Saturday 6:30-9:30
Sunday 6:30-930

$200 plus hst
20% discount for returning participants, students and union members.

Pre-registration and payment is required as space will be limited to 16 people.

To register and for more information email:
john@johnbeale.net

Explore creativity through mask work, movement, and imagination. Open to everyone. This work helps you break past mental barriers and tap into instinctive, body-led expression. By using masks, you can step away from usual ideas of identity and connect with your true creative self.

Whether you’re looking to expand your artistic range, unblock your creativity, or simply explore new ways of expressing yourself, this workshop will open doors to insights and growth.

“There are three masks:
the one we think we are,
the one we really are,
and the one we have in common.”

Jacques Lecoq

John Beale is an actor and theatre professor based in Toronto Ontario. He is the master teacher of Clown and Bouffon for the Humber Theatre Arts Performance Program. He is a professor of acting, mask, clown, improv and scene study at Seneca College and Randolph College, Character Study at George Brown’s School of Media and Performing Arts and embodied presence at the Birmingham Conservatory, Stratford Festival. He has been teaching publicly offered performance workshops in Presence and Clown for 20 years. John is a graduate of the Philippe Gaulier International Theater School in Paris, France.

Cancelation Policy

Full refunds for cancellations one week prior to workshop. For cancellations after that point the workshop fee will be put toward any future workshop.​

TESTIMONIALS

"Dear John, When you did study in my school in Paris I did recognize you as a great actor. When I saw your show I recognized a great writer, poet and actor. But I knew it already. Thanks for your show, your friend, Philippe Gaulier”

“Mr Beale is a highly regarded acting teacher known for guiding actors to be more present, open, grounded and resilient.”
Anna Mackay-Smith
Head of Acting
George Brown Media Studies

Past Participants:
"Your workshop knocked a lot of stuff loose for me in a good way. Very grateful.”
"John's workshop and his delivery were brilliant. Being able to play spontaneously allowed me to be at my best creatively. It gave me the opportunity to be "present", feel, let my ego go and unearth some amazing ideas."

"John Beale is a skilled and engaging facilitator. His workshop gave me new confidence in myself. I was brought back to life and discovered a more creative me. I laughed often and harder than I have in a long time. It was a very rewarding experience.”

“Seemed as if whatever plug had fallen out inside my soul was reconnected.”

“Thanks for guiding me through one of the most terrifying and exhilarating moments in my adult life. I very much appreciated your guidance during the last two days, and have certainly found some new perspectives that I would want to pursue further.”

“What a stupendous time! I thoroughly enjoyed the work, managing to stay pretty loose (vulnerable) as we leapt from one challenging task to another. I do feel I made some real headway in discovering "who I am" i.e. my essence. I surprised myself! Again, thank you for a most exhilarating experience.

Midwinter Clown Workshop with John Beale

February 21st, 22nd and 23rd, 2025

Friday 6:30-9:30
Saturday 10-5
Sunday 3-6

Sweet Action Theatre, 180 Shaw Street, Toronto Ontario

$300 plus hst
20% discount for students, returning participants, union members

Pre-registration and payment is required as space will be limited to 16 people. Please send an e-transfer to this address:

john@johnbeale.net

Cancelation Policy:

Full refunds for cancellations one week prior to workshop. For cancellations after that point the workshop fee will be put toward any future workshop.

Making Stupid with Professor Eff: A Free Drop-In Class

Join Professor Eff (Jesse Buck) for a free clown class on Tuesday February 25th from 6:00-9:00pm at Sweet Action Theatre. 

Participants will get to sample the type of work that will be included in Jesse's upcoming 6-week workshop starting March 11th. 

All experience levels are welcome.

Email  jbuckamok@gmail.com to save your spot. 

Jesse Buck is a 25-year veteran of the stupid as an award-winning physical comedian. He mentored under master teacher Phillippe Gaulier in 2003 and has since developed his own unique style and approach to play. His solo show Bubkus has played international stages and he toured extensively performing in multiple productions with Cirque du Soleil. A regular in the Toronto Clown scene, Jesse was frequently featured in the Toronto Festival of Clowns, the Red Nosed Cabaret, What The Festival and The Foolish Cabaret, created by the late Helen Donnelly. 

This weekly 2-hour drop-in class is your ultimate playground for becoming a more articulate, inspired, and expressive comedian and performer. Through dynamic exercises and techniques, we’ll tap into the power of physicality—because your body has the potential to speak louder than words! Together, we’ll explore how movement can supercharge the delivery of your bits, stories, and speeches, leaving your audience captivated and craving more.

Each week brings a fresh focus to spark your creativity and strengthen your performance skills. Think of it as an artistic workout! From mastering presence to exploring neutral masks, half masks, genre work, clowning, collective creation, improv and much more —there’s something new to discover every time. And don’t worry, we’ll revisit topics to build consistency and adapt to the energy of the group!

No Experience Necessary!
This workshop is open to all artistic adventurers—whether you’re a seasoned performer or just curious to try something new. You don’t need to be a comedian or clown to reap the benefits. Come as you are and let your imagination lead the way.

Who Is This For?
This class is perfect for anyone who:

• Wants to command the stage with confidence and intention

• Is curious about the Lecoq Technique

• Is ready to dive into new styles of theatre and performance

• Wants to level up their physical comedy and clowning skills

• Dreams of creating their own original work

• Is eager to shake up their acting and live performance routine

• Wants to add depth, physicality, and object work to their improv or stand up comedy game.

Thursdays 6:30 - 8:30pm (no class on the Jan 23rd) 

Fee: $20 + HST = $22.60 for 2 hours

Register here
I will send a email to everyone the night before! If you send the day of, just show up! 

Please wear movement clothes and indoor shoes. Nothing too busy on the clothes! THANKS! 

SIGN UP FOR CHASE'S NEWSLETTER for info on new workshops and classes! 
Here

About Chase:

Chase Jeffels is a graduate of École Jacques Lecoq and the Laboratoire d'Étude du Mouvement (Laboratory of Movement Study) in Paris, France. He also trained under the guidance of renowned clown master Philippe Gaulier (teacher of Sacha Baron Cohen, Helena Bonham Carter, and Emma Thompson). Gaulier had this to say about Chase’s work (imagine it in a thick French accent): “I do not like very much Canada, but I like what you do.”

Chase has also studied with a host of other notable teachers in clown, bouffon, and idiot work, including Aitor Basauri, John Gilkey, Chad Damiani, Kevin Krieger, Deanna Fleysher, Jaime Mears, Ken Hall, Isaac Kessler, and Gordon Neill. Additionally, he completed the three-year classical theatre conservatory program at George Brown Theatre School.

As an actor and comedian, Chase’s work spans film, television, and theatre. He has performed across Canada, France, and China. Chase is one half of the dynamic duo West 2 West, celebrated for their innovative blend of sketch, clown, and improv comedy. In his solo endeavors, Chase continues to push the boundaries of comedy, merging improv, sketch, and a unique fusion of stand-up and clown. His work bridges the gap between mainstream comedy and the art of clowning, showcasing his passion for creative performance.

Making Stupid with Professor Eff: A Clown Workshop 

Professor Eff (Jesse Buck) invites you to come play in this grand absurd world of idiots to find your own ridiculous self! Over the course of six nights, this workshop will introduce a process for creating stupid, playing stupid and celebrating the stupid. We will focus on the European style of traditional red nosed clown, but with more contemporary methods and ideology to influence the work. This course will not be rooted in the philosophies of dead scholars but the successes of what we see on stage!  

Participants will create a clown turn (or bit) to perform at a class show during the final class. Bringing your imagination is encouraged. All experience levels are welcome as well as duos & trios. 

Tuesdays 6:00-9:00pm 
March 11th to April 15th, 2025 
Sweet Action Theatre 
180 Shaw Street, unit 106 

Participant fee: $300 
(Inquire about possible discounts if in need) 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com for more info or to register. 

Jesse Buck is a 25-year veteran of the stupid as an award-winning physical comedian. He mentored under master teacher Phillippe Gaulier in 2003 and has since developed his own unique style and approach to play. His solo show Bubkus has played international stages and he toured extensively performing in multiple productions with Cirque du Soleil. A regular in the Toronto Clown scene, Jesse was frequently featured in the Toronto Festival of Clowns, the Red Nosed Cabaret, What The Festival and The Foolish Cabaret, created by the late Helen Donnelly. 

Jesse will be offering a free drop-in class on Tuesday February 25th from 6:00-9:00pm at Sweet Action Theatre. 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com to reserve your spot. 

Making Stupid with Professor Eff: A Clown Workshop 

Professor Eff (Jesse Buck) invites you to come play in this grand absurd world of idiots to find your own ridiculous self! Over the course of six nights, this workshop will introduce a process for creating stupid, playing stupid and celebrating the stupid. We will focus on the European style of traditional red nosed clown, but with more contemporary methods and ideology to influence the work. This course will not be rooted in the philosophies of dead scholars but the successes of what we see on stage!  

Participants will create a clown turn (or bit) to perform at a class show during the final class. Bringing your imagination is encouraged. All experience levels are welcome as well as duos & trios. 

Tuesdays 6:00-9:00pm 

March 11th to April 15th, 2025 

Sweet Action Theatre 

180 Shaw Street, unit 106 

Participant fee: $300 
(Inquire about possible discounts if in need) 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com for more info or to register. 

Jesse Buck is a 25-year veteran of the stupid as an award-winning physical comedian. He mentored under master teacher Phillippe Gaulier in 2003 and has since developed his own unique style and approach to play. His solo show Bubkus has played international stages and he toured extensively performing in multiple productions with Cirque du Soleil. A regular in the Toronto Clown scene, Jesse was frequently featured in the Toronto Festival of Clowns, the Red Nosed Cabaret, What The Festival and The Foolish Cabaret, created by the late Helen Donnelly. 

Jesse will be offering a free drop-in class on Tuesday February 25th from 6:00-9:00pm at Sweet Action Theatre. 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com to reserve your spot. 

Making Stupid with Professor Eff: A Clown Workshop 

Professor Eff (Jesse Buck) invites you to come play in this grand absurd world of idiots to find your own ridiculous self! Over the course of six nights, this workshop will introduce a process for creating stupid, playing stupid and celebrating the stupid. We will focus on the European style of traditional red nosed clown, but with more contemporary methods and ideology to influence the work. This course will not be rooted in the philosophies of dead scholars but the successes of what we see on stage!  

Participants will create a clown turn (or bit) to perform at a class show during the final class. Bringing your imagination is encouraged. All experience levels are welcome as well as duos & trios. 

Tuesdays 6:00-9:00pm 

March 11th to April 15th, 2025 

Sweet Action Theatre 

180 Shaw Street, unit 106 

Participant fee: $300 
(Inquire about possible discounts if in need) 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com for more info or to register. 

Jesse Buck is a 25-year veteran of the stupid as an award-winning physical comedian. He mentored under master teacher Phillippe Gaulier in 2003 and has since developed his own unique style and approach to play. His solo show Bubkus has played international stages and he toured extensively performing in multiple productions with Cirque du Soleil. A regular in the Toronto Clown scene, Jesse was frequently featured in the Toronto Festival of Clowns, the Red Nosed Cabaret, What The Festival and The Foolish Cabaret, created by the late Helen Donnelly. 

Jesse will be offering a free drop-in class on Tuesday February 25th from 6:00-9:00pm at Sweet Action Theatre. 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com to reserve your spot. 

Making Stupid with Professor Eff: A Clown Workshop 

Professor Eff (Jesse Buck) invites you to come play in this grand absurd world of idiots to find your own ridiculous self! Over the course of six nights, this workshop will introduce a process for creating stupid, playing stupid and celebrating the stupid. We will focus on the European style of traditional red nosed clown, but with more contemporary methods and ideology to influence the work. This course will not be rooted in the philosophies of dead scholars but the successes of what we see on stage!  

Participants will create a clown turn (or bit) to perform at a class show during the final class. Bringing your imagination is encouraged. All experience levels are welcome as well as duos & trios. 

Tuesdays 6:00-9:00pm 

March 11th to April 15th, 2025 

Sweet Action Theatre 

180 Shaw Street, unit 106 

Participant fee: $300 
(Inquire about possible discounts if in need) 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com for more info or to register. 

Jesse Buck is a 25-year veteran of the stupid as an award-winning physical comedian. He mentored under master teacher Phillippe Gaulier in 2003 and has since developed his own unique style and approach to play. His solo show Bubkus has played international stages and he toured extensively performing in multiple productions with Cirque du Soleil. A regular in the Toronto Clown scene, Jesse was frequently featured in the Toronto Festival of Clowns, the Red Nosed Cabaret, What The Festival and The Foolish Cabaret, created by the late Helen Donnelly. 

Jesse will be offering a free drop-in class on Tuesday February 25th from 6:00-9:00pm at Sweet Action Theatre. 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com to reserve your spot. 

Making Stupid with Professor Eff: A Clown Workshop 

Professor Eff (Jesse Buck) invites you to come play in this grand absurd world of idiots to find your own ridiculous self! Over the course of six nights, this workshop will introduce a process for creating stupid, playing stupid and celebrating the stupid. We will focus on the European style of traditional red nosed clown, but with more contemporary methods and ideology to influence the work. This course will not be rooted in the philosophies of dead scholars but the successes of what we see on stage!  

Participants will create a clown turn (or bit) to perform at a class show during the final class. Bringing your imagination is encouraged. All experience levels are welcome as well as duos & trios. 

Tuesdays 6:00-9:00pm 

March 11th to April 15th, 2025 

Sweet Action Theatre 

180 Shaw Street, unit 106 

Participant fee: $300 
(Inquire about possible discounts if in need) 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com for more info or to register. 

Jesse Buck is a 25-year veteran of the stupid as an award-winning physical comedian. He mentored under master teacher Phillippe Gaulier in 2003 and has since developed his own unique style and approach to play. His solo show Bubkus has played international stages and he toured extensively performing in multiple productions with Cirque du Soleil. A regular in the Toronto Clown scene, Jesse was frequently featured in the Toronto Festival of Clowns, the Red Nosed Cabaret, What The Festival and The Foolish Cabaret, created by the late Helen Donnelly. 

Jesse will be offering a free drop-in class on Tuesday February 25th from 6:00-9:00pm at Sweet Action Theatre. 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com to reserve your spot. 

Making Stupid with Professor Eff: A Clown Workshop 

Professor Eff (Jesse Buck) invites you to come play in this grand absurd world of idiots to find your own ridiculous self! Over the course of six nights, this workshop will introduce a process for creating stupid, playing stupid and celebrating the stupid. We will focus on the European style of traditional red nosed clown, but with more contemporary methods and ideology to influence the work. This course will not be rooted in the philosophies of dead scholars but the successes of what we see on stage!  

Participants will create a clown turn (or bit) to perform at a class show during the final class. Bringing your imagination is encouraged. All experience levels are welcome as well as duos & trios. 

Tuesdays 6:00-9:00pm 

March 11th to April 15th, 2025 

Sweet Action Theatre 

180 Shaw Street, unit 106 

Participant fee: $300 
(Inquire about possible discounts if in need) 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com for more info or to register. 

Jesse Buck is a 25-year veteran of the stupid as an award-winning physical comedian. He mentored under master teacher Phillippe Gaulier in 2003 and has since developed his own unique style and approach to play. His solo show Bubkus has played international stages and he toured extensively performing in multiple productions with Cirque du Soleil. A regular in the Toronto Clown scene, Jesse was frequently featured in the Toronto Festival of Clowns, the Red Nosed Cabaret, What The Festival and The Foolish Cabaret, created by the late Helen Donnelly. 

Jesse will be offering a free drop-in class on Tuesday February 25th from 6:00-9:00pm at Sweet Action Theatre. 

Email jbuckamok@gmail.com to reserve your spot.