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Mooky Cornish has performed all over the world as a clown and actress but when she decided to return to Canada to develop a television.

Mooky Cornish acts "Clowns Magic" during the dress rehearsal of Cirque Du Soleil's Varekai show at The Royal Albert Hall on January 3, in London.

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Mooky Cornish wasn't clowning around when deciding to move to Regina

Published Jun 02, • Last updated Jun 02, • 3 minute read

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Mooky Cornish has performed all over the world as a clown and actress but when she decided to return to Canada to develop a television series, she knew exactly where she would be based — Regina.

Yes, you read that right — Regina, not Vancouver or Toronto or any other major media market in Canada. Cornish, who will be performing The Glories of Gloria Revue on June 3 and 4 at The Artesian, denies the location was determined by throwing a dart at a map of Canada. Originally from Cumberland, Ont., Cornish had specific reasons for moving to Regina to chase her television dreams.

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Cal Senior & Stella McCrystal

I was born in Belfast on 6th August The son of Cal McCrystal, the journalist and author, and Stella McCrystal, a social worker. Two younger brothers are Damien, a media consultant, and Kieran, a lecturer and counsellor.

My family moved to London in where my father became chief reporter for the Sunday Times. I attended Moss Hall School, Finchley. In my family moved to the United States when The Sunday Times appointed my Dad its New York and Washington bureau chief. The next three idyllic years were spent mostly in Teaneck, New Jersey where the 3 sons attended Lowell Elementary School and Cal senior commuted across the George Washington Bridge to his office on East 42nd St.

Returning to England in we settled in Totteridge, north London. I started at Challoner Grammer School where I was nicknamed ‘Yankee’ for the accent I acquired in New Jersey.

Apparently “charming but disinterested” to my teachers I moved after two years to East Barnet Senior Hi