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 ==Clown==
-[[File:Baker_-_Love.jpeg|right|300px]]Joel Baker was born June 28, 1973 in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States to David Baker and Lynn Wirick. His father was a barber and Joel trained in his father's craft until a cross-country motorcycle trip landed him in San Francisco, where he discovered and fell in love with circus arts.
+[[File:Baker_in_LOVE.jpeg|right|300px]]Joel Baker was born June 28, 1973 in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States to David Baker and Lynn Wirick. His father was a barber and Joel trained in his father's craft until a cross-country motorcycle trip landed him in San Francisco, where he discovered and fell in love with circus arts.
 Joel began to attend circus training at San Francisco's Circus Center. There, he joined the newly-created Clown Conservatory, where he began incorporating acrobatics and balancing into physical comedy under the guidance of [[Jeff Raz]], [[Circopedia:About|Dominique Jando]], and acrobatic teacher [[Lu Yi]] (then Circus Center's Artistic Director). Joel launched his career in 2003 as an acrobatic clown in San Francisco's [[Pickle Family Circus|New Pickle Circus]]'s production of ''Circumstances'', directed by [[Gypsy Snider]].

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 <Gallery>
 File:Baker_7_fingers.jpeg|Joel Baker in ''Loft'' (2006)
-File:Baker_-_Love.jpeg| Joel Baker in ''The Beatles LOVE'' (2008)
+File:Baker_in_LOVE.jpeg|Joel Baker in ''The Beatles LOVE'' (2008)
 File:Baker_Cirkopolis.jpeg|Joel Baker in ''Cirkopolis'' (2016)
 File:Baker_at_Palazzo.jpeg|Joel Baker at the Palazzo varieté (2017)

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	Joel began to attend circus training at San Francisco's Circus Center. There, he joined the newly-created Clown Conservatory, where he began incorporating acrobatics and balancing into physical comedy under the guidance of [[Jeff Raz]], [[Circopedia:About\|Dominique Jando]], and acrobatic teacher [[Lu Yi]] (then Circus Center's Artistic Director). Joel launched his career in 2003 as an acrobatic clown in San Francisco's [[Pickle Family Circus\|New Pickle Circus]]'s production of ''Circumstances'', directed by [[Gypsy Snider]].		Joel began to attend circus training at San Francisco's Circus Center. There, he joined the newly-created Clown Conservatory, where he began incorporating acrobatics and balancing into physical comedy under the guidance of [[Jeff Raz]], [[Circopedia:About\|Dominique Jando]], and acrobatic teacher [[Lu Yi]] (then Circus Center's Artistic Director). Joel launched his career in 2003 as an acrobatic clown in San Francisco's [[Pickle Family Circus\|New Pickle Circus]]'s production of ''Circumstances'', directed by [[Gypsy Snider]].
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		+	===International Performer===

	In 2005-2006, Joel was featured in ''Loft'', by Les 7 doigts de la main (7 Fingers), and in 2007-2008 in ''Soap'' at the Chamäleon Theatre in Berlin. From 2008 to 2014 he performed the "Nowhere Man"—and served as Artistic Coach—in the award-winning [[Cirque du Soleil]] show, ''The Beatles LOVE'', at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. In 2016, he was featured in [[Cirque Eloize]]'s ''Cirkopolis'', and he is a regular performer in the Palazzo varieté shows throughout Germany and Austria.		In 2005-2006, Joel was featured in ''Loft'', by Les 7 doigts de la main (7 Fingers), and in 2007-2008 in ''Soap'' at the Chamäleon Theatre in Berlin. From 2008 to 2014 he performed the "Nowhere Man"—and served as Artistic Coach—in the award-winning [[Cirque du Soleil]] show, ''The Beatles LOVE'', at the Mirage Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. In 2016, he was featured in [[Cirque Eloize]]'s ''Cirkopolis'', and he is a regular performer in the Palazzo varieté shows throughout Germany and Austria.

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 ==Clown==
-[[File:Baker_-_Love.jpeg|right|300pix]]Joel Baker was born June 28, 1973 in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States to David Baker and Lynn Wirick. His father was a barber and Joel trained in his father's craft until a cross-country motorcycle trip landed him in San Francisco, where he discovered and fell in love with circus arts.
+[[File:Baker_-_Love.jpeg|right|300px]]Joel Baker was born June 28, 1973 in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States to David Baker and Lynn Wirick. His father was a barber and Joel trained in his father's craft until a cross-country motorcycle trip landed him in San Francisco, where he discovered and fell in love with circus arts.
 Joel began to attend circus training at San Francisco's Circus Center. There, he joined the newly-created Clown Conservatory, where he began incorporating acrobatics and balancing into physical comedy under the guidance of [[Jeff Raz]], [[Circopedia:About|Dominique Jando]], and acrobatic teacher [[Lu Yi]] (then Circus Center's Artistic Director). Joel launched his career in 2003 as an acrobatic clown in San Francisco's [[Pickle Family Circus|New Pickle Circus]]'s production of ''Circumstances'', directed by [[Gypsy Snider]].

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 ==Clown==
-Joel Baker was born June 28, 1973 in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States to David Baker and Lynn Wirick. His father was a barber and Joel trained in his father's craft until a cross-country motorcycle trip landed him in San Francisco, where he discovered and fell in love with circus arts.
+[[File:Baker_-_Love.jpeg|right|300pix]]Joel Baker was born June 28, 1973 in New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States to David Baker and Lynn Wirick. His father was a barber and Joel trained in his father's craft until a cross-country motorcycle trip landed him in San Francisco, where he discovered and fell in love with circus arts.
 Joel began to attend circus training at San Francisco's Circus Center. There, he joined the newly-created Clown Conservatory, where he began incorporating acrobatics and balancing into physical comedy under the guidance of [[Jeff Raz]], [[Circopedia:About|Dominique Jando]], and acrobatic teacher [[Lu Yi]] (then Circus Center's Artistic Director). Joel launched his career in 2003 as an acrobatic clown in San Francisco's [[Pickle Family Circus|New Pickle Circus]]'s production of ''Circumstances'', directed by [[Gypsy Snider]].

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 File:Baker_Cirkopolis.jpeg|Joel Baker in ''Cirkopolis'' (2016)
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 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Baker, Joel]][[Category:Acrobats|Baker, Joel]][[Category:Clowns|Baker, Joel]]

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	He has teamed up with Clowns Without Borders Ireland and Belgium to work with children in Europe's refugee camps. Joel has appeared on television in NBC's ''America's Got Talent'', ABC's ''The View'', CBS's ''The Night that Changed America: A Grammy Salute to The Beatles'', and was featured in James Cameron's film ''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D'' (2012).		He has teamed up with Clowns Without Borders Ireland and Belgium to work with children in Europe's refugee camps. Joel has appeared on television in NBC's ''America's Got Talent'', ABC's ''The View'', CBS's ''The Night that Changed America: A Grammy Salute to The Beatles'', and was featured in James Cameron's film ''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D'' (2012).
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		+	==Image Gallery==
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		+	<Gallery>
		+	File:Baker_Cirkopolis.jpeg\|Joel Baker in ''Cirkopolis'' (2016)
		+	</Gallery>

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	He has teamed up with Clowns Without Borders Ireland and Belgium to work with children in Europe's refugee camps. Joel has appeared on television in NBC's ''America's Got Talent'', ABC's ''The View'', CBS's ''The Night that Changed America: A Grammy Salute to The Beatles'', and was featured in James Cameron's film ''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D'' (2012).		He has teamed up with Clowns Without Borders Ireland and Belgium to work with children in Europe's refugee camps. Joel has appeared on television in NBC's ''America's Got Talent'', ABC's ''The View'', CBS's ''The Night that Changed America: A Grammy Salute to The Beatles'', and was featured in James Cameron's film ''Cirque du Soleil: Worlds Away 3D'' (2012).
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		+	[[Category:Artists and Acts\|Baker, Joel]][[Category:Acrobats\|Baker, Joel]][[Category:Clowns\|Baker, Joel]]