Camera World
Camera World explores a digital dystopia hearkening to the 1950's. Watch and follow Camera Man in his journey meeting others and trying to find purpose. This immersive comedy show examines darkness with clown sensibilities.
"Oh gosh, it is a camera man!"
- Audience member
"This has the energy of a DIY David Lynch-inspired SNL bit.
It’s a high-concept performance with an incredible payoff"
- Lauren W.
"Eerie as fuck. Cool as shit."
- Audience member
Blake Isaclown is a clown and producer in Denver, performing since 2022 and event planning since 2014. His performance style has been described as cathartic with funny faces and strange ideas. He also founded CLOWN cal, which promotes local clowning events and interviews.
Pronouns: he/him
Fringe History: The Heart of Circinus (2025), Front Porch Puppets (2024)
Julianna Beckert hails from a background in performance art and music. She came to acting in 2017 by way of improv, and has since fallen in love with theater and film acting. She is known for her movement, body language, and comically sincere dramatizations.
Pronouns: she/her
Fringe History: Mortisse (2025), Front Porch Puppets (2024), Idiot Theatre (2023)
Tyler Lien-Bowdish has been involved in Denver’s improv and alternative comedy scene since 2023 as a performer, director, accompanist, and instructor. Camera World is his first foray into the world of music and scoring, as well as mass-purchasing of CRT televisions.
Pronouns: he/him
Fringe History: Front Porch Puppets presents... Control Freak (2025), Front Porch Puppets (2024)
Creative Consultant: Natalie Lien-Bowdish
- Website: entercameraworld.com
- Instagram: instagram.com/entercameraworld
Savoy Denver
2700 Arapahoe St, Denver, CO 80205
Entrance: The main entrance is on 27th Ave.
Parking: Free street parking is available on neighboring streets; we have reserved the Montessori school parking lot on 26th and Curtis St
Accessibility: Ramps, elevator and ADA bathrooms
Admission: You must show your ticket confirmation or purchase a ticket at the venue; all seating is general admission, audiences will wait in a queue before entry to the show