Our clowning isn’t about us – it’s about the young patients.  That’s why Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe takes clowning so seriously. That’s why we put so much emphasis

Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe has seen excellent growth over the past year.  The Troupe has seven new clowns in various stages of training, including a new member who

Quite a few years ago, I was driving to work on a Sunday morning listening to one of my favorite radio shows, “Exceptional Women.”  On that day, their featured guest

Music is often the perfect avenue to help the hospital clown and child connect.  Recently the Troupe gathered for a music workshop, led by Artistic Director Kenny Raskin, where the

As a result of our highly successful Fall 2016 Workshop, Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe identified several excellent prospects and  decided to bring into the fold four new Clowns

While Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe is known primarily for our work with children in five of Boston’s top hospitals, we are equally proud of the smiles we bring

In April, Hearts & Noses Hospital Clown Troupe had the good fortune to welcome  Jeff Raz, who co-founded  San Francisco’s Medical Clown Project and  authored The Secret Life of Clowns,

Hearts & Noses Executive Director, Cheryl Lekousi, contributed to an article published by WickedLocal.com on so-called “creepy clown” sightings, reminding readers that the people acting as “creepy clowns” are not

How long have you been a clown with the Troupe?  I have been with the group just over a year now. How did you hear about the Troupe?  Through spontaneous or

Introducing Our 5th Partner Hospital “For a brief time, we help kids leave the world of sick.” – Alan Cohen, Hearts & Noses Lead Clown In March, Hearts & Noses