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Mimes on Miming

by Bari Rolfe

A collected history of mime

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A collected history of mime

Bari Rolfe brings together more than sixty selections about mime, drawing on writings by performers and figures from theater, dance, criticism, history, and teaching. The collection traces the art’s development and considers its manifestations in theater, film, and dance. Its historical framing connects the selections to a broader account of mime, while the range of named practitioners—from Marcel Marceau and Charlie Chaplin to Jacques Lecoq and Buster Keaton—signals the variety of artists represented. The book offers both a historical overview and a cross-disciplinary collection of perspectives on mime.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • People seeking an introduction to mime’s history and development
  • Readers interested in mime across theater, film, and dance
  • Performers, students, or teachers exploring perspectives on mime

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History of mimeMime in theater, film, and dancePerspectives from performers and educators

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Book overview

Over sixty selections on mime from the writings of famous mimes, theater people, dancers, choreographers, critics, historians, and teachers. Ms. Rolfe traces the historical development of mime and its present-day manifestations in theater, film, and dance. Mimes will find the art represented by Marcel Marceau, Charlie Chaplin, Jacques Lecoq, Dmitri the Clown, Buster Keaton, Etienne Decroux, Angna Enters, Lotte Goslar, Jacques Tati, Dick Van Dyke, Woody Allen. All selections are set into an historical context that outlines the history of the art.

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