| While rehearsing in a cold theatre, Coca donned a massively oversized coat and began to clown around with some other cast members. |
| It was one thing to clown around on the patio, quite another when you're introducing the former Vice-President in front of a few hundred supporters. |
| In fact, if Mr Edwards had been a top candidate, he would have been under too much scrutiny to clown around with a mistress on the campaign trail. |
| These films had minimal storylines and just gave the pop stars an opportunity to clown around and do their thing in between tunes. |
| Should I just let him clown around, so he doesn't associate this stuff with work? |
| I will continue to clown around, whatever happens. |
