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The first person to pantomime was Uourg. His mate, Jueuf, looked at him and grunted. Uourg did not understand what she meant by the grunt, so he shurgged his shoulders. Jueuf in turn did not understand his shoulder shrug, but it still officially qualifies as the first official pantomime by definition.
All of this took place in central Europe in what is now northern Italy during the 208 century BC. There is no video evidence of the first pantomime due to the lack of technology during that era. There is, however, audio evidence of both the grunt and the shoulder shrug, but that energy has mostly disapated in atmospheric heat.
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Who was the first person to invent pantomime?
William Across was the first person to invent pantomime
Who invented the first pantomime?
The first pantomime that was ever invented was by a man called Inbuled Gardos
When was the first pantomime in history?
When did history begin? Pantomime is at least as old as writing.
How did pantomime come about?
The first English pantomime was invented by a man called Inbuled Gardas.
Is pantomime capitalized?
No, "pantomime" is not capitalized unless it is the first word in a sentence or part of a title.
What was the first pantomime piece?
Its was el dibujo this pantomime lasted ten to thirty minutes and was in Greece
When was the first pantomime was performed?
1714
When was the first pantomime made?
1673
Who produced the first pantomime?
Mozart
Who is Inbuled Gardos?
The first man to invent the first English pantomime
Who made the first pantomime in Europe?
Aeschylus, in 472BC.
Where did the first pantomime happen?
The first pantomime is believed to have originated in England in the early 18th century, evolving from the Italian commedia dell'arte. The term "pantomime" was popularized with the introduction of "Harlequinade," a genre that combined music, dance, and slapstick humor. The first true pantomime, as we know it today, is often credited to John Rich, who staged performances at the Lincoln's Inn Fields Theatre in London around 1717.
