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What is the birth name of Etienne Decroux?
Etienne Decroux's birth name is tienne Marcel Decroux.
When did Etienne Decroux die?
Etienne Decroux died on March 12, 1991, in Boulogne-Billancourt, Hauts-de-Seine, France.
What has the author Etienne Decroux written?
Etienne Decroux has written: 'Words on mime'
Did Etienne Decroux have a family?
He had a wife called Suzanne, and a son, Maximilien. (NY Times Obituary for Etienne Decroux)
How tall is Tienne Vu?
Tienne Vu is 5' 7".
When did Alexandre Arnaudy die?
Alexandre Arnaudy died on January 8, 1953, in Saint-tienne, Loire, France.
When did Charles Exbrayat die?
Charles Exbrayat died on March 8, 1989, in Saint-tienne, Loire, France.
When was Tienne Vu born?
Tienne Vu was born on April 14, 1970, in Tam Hiep, Vietnam.
How do you say Thine in french?
Thine is said "tienne" or "la tienne" in french, is like "yours".
When did Xavier Depraz die?
Xavier Depraz died on October 18, 1994, in Saint-tienne-de-Saint-Geoirs, Isre, France.
Why did Marcel Marceau become a mime?
Type your answer here... Marcel Marceau became a mime after joining the Charles Dullin acting school in Paris. There he met Etienne Decroux, who was developing his style there with Jean Louis Barrault. Marceau was influenced by silent films,especially by the work of Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. He trained with Decroux and found that Decroux's style was too abstract for him. He moved towards a more narrative style that brought him to the world's attention. Decroux hated it and they fell out because of it. Decroux remarked in an interview when asked about Marceau's success,' Ah yes.The Pope is in St Peter's and Jesus Christ is still in the catacombs'. It has been said that Marceau did not have the vocal strength which an actor needed for the stage, indeed he was a very soft spoken man, and that was why he chose to be a mime.Whatever the reason he was a great mime and theatre owes him, Decroux and Barrault a lot.
What does FAMAS stand for?
"Fusil d'Assaut de la Manufacture d'Armes de Saint-Étienne" or "Assault rifle of the Saint-Étienne weapon factory"
