 London Mime Festival - Reviews from across the web
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London Mime Festival, London - IgoUgo Reviews
, to the cutting edge abstract puppetry show by the acclaimed American innovators Basil Twist, this annual event has something for everyone. Though most of the events are being held at the South Bank Centre, others are at various venues across London, so phone or check the website before travelling....
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London Mime Festival, London, United Kingdom : Reviews of London Mime Festival - Yahoo! Travel
If you thought mime was all clowns trapped inside perspex cubes, this will soon change your perception. Encompassing a wide range of styles from the disturbing...
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IndieLondon: The London International Mime Festival - Your London Reviews
, a wordless monologue about spiritual and physical possession which features one performer and five mannequin alter egos; French juggler Adrien Mondot; Japan’s Gamarjobat performing physical comedy; and, making their London debut, South Korea&...
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Review of London International Mime Festival shows: The Red Zone/Quatre Mains/Don't Laugh It's My Life
After a sequence of deliberately crappy post-apocalyptic circus (riding a non-existent trapeze, failing to bend an iron bar, etc.), the pasty-faced Russian quintet move into a series of wordless and usually dimly lit episodes portraying evolution, gestation, love, power... the usual Human Condition ...
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Review of London International Mime Festival shows :Head Quarters / Bertrand's Toys
. The strangeness begins before the audience take their seats (ten at a sitting), as our heads are measured for health and safety reasons with a spirit level. Once inside, a false ceiling/floor is lowered over us with holes for our heads to poke through into rows of miniature beds in a miniature dor...
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Londonist: London International Mime Festival
- there is a distinct lack of white painted faces, gloves and gurning faces pretending to be trapped behind invisible glass doors. It seems to be more about theatre without words which means anything from puppets to trapezes to naked fire-eating in this case; go along if you like your shows to have ...
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Going Out: event: london mime festival Independent, The (London) - Find Articles
The London International Mime Festival returns to prove that unspoken performance is not drowning but waving. Award-winning companies from Spain, Russia, France, Belgium and Poland are among the artists gathering in and around the capital over the next two weeks. Moscow's BlackSkyWhite open the fest...
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