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By: Marcus Evans, Emily Pierson, Haley Nastoff, Amanda Hollins The art of Mime By: Marcus Evans, Emily Pierson, Haley Nastoff, Amanda Hollins

What is mime? Mime is a form of acting and drama where the actor uses creative and dramatic self expression that is performed without the use of words. Mime artists are called mimics, they exaggerate every move they make so it defines who they’re trying to show. EP

History of Mime Miming originated in Greece, when the Greeks started doing festivals and carnivals. But mime later traveled to Italy, after Greece was conquered by the Romans They did this to honor the god of theatre, Dionysus. But they also did miming for other reasons, such as communicating before there was verbal languages, and to express themselves. The performances were ones of Comedy or Tragedy. Mimers were also known as mimics and mummers. The actors focused more on the characters than the plot, which is how mime became an exaggerated form of acting. Mime became known in Italy as Commedia dell’ arte, Which became very successful AH

Characteristics of performance They used stock characters There was no special lighting used, they performed during the day. Used miracle and morality plays Actors would concentrate on their character a lot more than the actual plot of the story Sounds were made by instruments backstage The masks had exaggerated and comical faces painted on them, to grab attention to themselves These characters were known as “Zanni” which later became a genre They used pig organs so when someone was stabbed in the play, blood would spill EP

Physical theatre spaces Influenced by greece’s grand theaters Could be anywhere basically an arena, proscenium, thrust, on the street, and at the park, etc. Greek mime artists performed at banquets and festivals - In honor of Dionysus Roman mime artists also performed at banquets in private homes. New form- Commedia dell’Arte originated in the market places of the Italian streets in the early 1500’s . Modern day mimes can be found anywhere. Marcus http://members.tripod.com/~kiko_mime/history.html http://www.dramaonlinelibrary.com/genres/mime-iid-2489

Important people Marcel Marceu born on March 22 1923 died september 22 2007 French actor and mime who was famous for his stage persona as “Bip the clown”. He performed worldwide over 60 years and was referred to as the “art of silence” Pantomimus born in France 1923 Nonspeaking dancer that performed dramatic scenes and acting all characters in a story only using masks and body movement in Roman theatre. HN

More people Charlie Chaplin born on April 16 1889 died December 25 1977 -English comic actor, film maker and composer who rose during the era of silent film. Joseph Grimaldi born December 18 1778 died May 31 1837 -actor, comedian and dancer HN

Notable Titles Death Before Dawn -1948 The Overcoat -1951 An Evening at the Funambules -1953 The Three Wings -1953 The 14 of July -1956 Pairs Laughs, Paris Cries -1959 The Bowler Hat -1997 HN

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