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Looks at the history of mime from Greek and Roman times, through ‘Commedia dell’Arte’, to the present.
Theatre in Poland. Includes an excerpt from Wroclaw Mime Theatre’s Hamlet.
The French national audiovisual institute INA has recently launched EnScènes, a freely accessible online platform tracing 70 years of the history of performing arts (theatre, dance, mime, circus, opera,...
Antoine Hodek, the Czechoslovakian mime artist, demonstrates the art of pantomime.
Marcel Marceau speaks of the art of mime and interprets two of his greatest characters Bip and Don Juan. The sequence from the ‘mimodrame’ ‘Don Juan’ takes up the main part of the film and is an...
Slide set. A history from primitive mime and dance through to Victorian developments. Includes a section on Shakespeare and the Globe.
US family sitcom of the Cosby-type about a beleaguered father. In this episode Michael steps in as director of Kady’s kindergarden play, Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. He allows the children to make any...
Low-budget independent musical based on the stage show. The all-original music by the band OGGI ranges from modern rock to Medieval-style chorale music and songs with the influence of the Far East. The...
Seven programmes based on those originally written for stage by Peter Brinson and performed by the company Ballet for All which consisted of actors and young soloists of the Royal Ballet companies.
Edward Petherbridge links masterclass presentations with live excerpts from his one-man stage show. Each of the seven videos shows him in discussions and rehearsal work with students in a practical enquiry...
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