"Circus Envy Presents" is a hosted horror movie show with Scott Courson as "Circus Envy". "Circus Envy" is assisted by Lily White as "Phaedra" and Linda Grys as "Luby-Jean", along with other guests.
Filmed in Atlanta, Georgia, USA; in Lily White's living room; from 3 February 2011 until about 23 February 2012.
Courson's stage name is Nicholas Vincent.
"Circus Envy" appears on radio podcasts, as well as live performances.
From Nicholas Vincent's Facebook page:
Circus Envy is the creation of Scott Courson who goes by the stage name Nicholas Vincent (NV - Envy, get it?). Courson created the Circus Envy character, complete with an extensive back story.
While conducting research for his story, he learned that it is traditional for indigenous "sacred clowns" to create mythology reflective of their life. This validated his own, unusual path, as there is a profound message he hopes to get out there, be it biographical or allegory.
In the interim, he has a comical web series and actively hosts horror events. Courson also gained attention in the metaphysical community with upcoming workshops on shamanic masking.
He and his troupe (collectively known as Circus Envy and the Deadly Sins) enjoy engaging others in hopes that their outlandish costumes will provoke questions as their core mission is to shatter preconception; proving that one should never be judged on face value alone.
Portrait of "Circus Envy" by Bradley Beard.
"Circus Envy" - biography (taken from Bradley Beard's Facebook page)
| If you don't envy him, you should. Tonight I present Circus Envy, live horror host and ambassador into the realms of darkness; he has a comical web series and also actively hosts horror events. A man who goes by the stage name Nicholas Vincent (N.V. or envy) lurks beneath the greasepaint of Envy. Vincent was determined to create a back story for his character but in conducting extensive research, he learned "that it is tradiional for indigenous 'sacred clowns' to create mythology reflective of their life". He's gained attention in the metaphysical community with upcoming workshops on shamanic masking. He has a message that he hopes to get out there. He and this troupe, Circus Envy and the Deadly sins, take their message to the street by engaging people and shattering their preconceptions. He believes that "one should never be judged on face value alone." |
The following are some clips from the show:
Circus Envy Presents (clips) from The Professor on Vimeo. |
