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Mime was actually used before people could communicate and it even is used somewhat today to express to a mute person. Mime was first used in Greek Theater. In Italy during the 16th Century Commedia dell'Arte was acted out on the streets of Italy. The street performers wore sad or happy faces and 'acted out.' Then in 1811 a Bohemian man Jean Gaspard Batiste Deburau introduce Mime in Paris. After WWII Marcel Marceau invented his own special characterizations known as 'Bip.' He was influenced by the 'prat falls' of silent film stars such as Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Mime can tell a story, or, simply act out movements. Mimes perform more comedy than drama.
Mimes are quite present in America and many enjoy their story telling or humor, while others find them a nuisance if they are on the street and in the faces of passersby.
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Are mimes physically unable to talk or are they allowed to talk when not performing?
Mimes are unable to talk. If they talk they are arrested and have thier mime card revoked by the US department of mime enforcement.
Do mimes talk?
As soon as they're off stage - sure.
How much do mimes get paid?
Hold on... let me mime it for you... OK?
Where do mimes perform?
Mimes typically perform in a variety of public spaces, including streets, parks, and squares, where they can attract passersby. They may also perform in theaters, festivals, and special events. Additionally, mimes can be seen in tourist areas, entertaining audiences with their visual storytelling and physical humor. Their performances often rely on the element of surprise and interaction with the audience.
What are the intersting facts about mimes?
Mimes are performers who communicate through gestures, facial expressions, and body language without spoken words, often evoking humor or poignant emotions. The art form has roots in ancient Greece and Rome, evolving through the centuries into modern theatrical performance. Notably, Marcel Marceau, a famous 20th-century mime, popularized the art and created iconic characters like Bip the Clown. Mimes often perform in public spaces, relying on audience interaction to convey their stories and themes, making it a unique and engaging performance style.
Do mimes write books?
Depends what mimes you are talking about. I guess mimes could write books if they wanted to, there is NOTHING stopping them from doing that.
Who are the Mimes on poptropica?
The mimes are unnamed. They can be found in the right section of Counterfeit island.
Whats mr mimes weakness in Pokemon diamond?
fire is Mr mimes weakness
Can mimes burp?
A mimes allow them to keep gas from there bodies come out...but yeah, they can I guess!
What is a group of mimes called?
A group of mimes is typically referred to as a "troupe" or an "ensemble." These terms are commonly used to describe a collection of performers working together in mime performances.
What are the mimes trying to say in poptropica?
The mimes show musical notes. they want you to go to the jazz bar
How do mimes have parties?
silently.
Do mimes tell stories?
no
What actors and actresses appeared in Dangerous Mimes - 2013?
The cast of Dangerous Mimes - 2013 includes: Quentel Moore as Hero
What are the release dates for Criminal Mimes - 2012?
Criminal Mimes - 2012 was released on: USA: 29 October 2012 (internet)
What is the name of a person who mimes?
a mime
What has the author Sophron written?
Sophron has written: 'Sophron's mimes' -- subject(s): Criticism and interpretation, History, Mimes, Translations into English
