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This article has not yet been rated in any category since it was first written in 2008, four years ago. The only thing that has been added is a box saying there are no references,although all the sources were quoted at the time of the inception of the article i.e. The Clown Museum: BBC: Total Theatre: Mimefest: The Independent: British Council: The Clown Mnistry. This has come about because all the wikipedia monitors have their heads so far up their asses that they are only interected in changing 'a' to 'the', rather than reading and considering what is before their very eyes. BW Fairlightseven 13/06/11
