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Tag Archives: mime
Method in Mime
John Towsen, keeper the great physical comedy blog All Fall Down makes use of a web service called scribd to post complete texts of publications. This one is only 3 pages long, and presents a nice explanation of the differences … Continue reading
Balloon Mime
A good mime shows the value of basic posing and lines of action.
Mummenshanz: Attitude and Conflict
Mummenshanz was a pantomime troupe founded in Switzerland in 1972. They made fantastic use of masks and props, and brought abstract shapes to life with great character. Wikipedia sez: The name Mummenschanz is German for “mummery,” or a play involving mummers. … Continue reading






