mime show

I best get back to practicing my mime show now.

My first instinct is to employ a virtual mime show of body language.

To really appreciate the very erotic mime show of a beautiful woman's feet, the woman should be on her back while the man stands.

A loon emoting in the street or a mime show.

Let them have the mime show of power; we are civilized enough to enjoy the best things of life without it.

Until death takes on the unreality of a mime show and one no longer contemplates it.

A show featuring excerpts from Bill Bowers's four mime shows.

The city mob formed its opinions from things like mime shows and seventh-hand gossip.

Distance and the heaviness of the air dampened the sound so that it appeared as if they were viewing a mime show.

The director devises an evocative variation on the servants who dance onstage in a mime show.

Mime shows require agility and swift physical movement and that's becoming difficult for me," he says.

On the surface, the morning performance presented on June 16 was a mime show for four clownlike figures coping with one another and life around them.

Despite their efforts, skeptics still charge that mime shows are too often nothing but collections of self-consciously clever wigglings and grimacings.

He also toured the UK and France in the mime show Prufrock.

A Mime Show by the Mime Group.

Foly participated in La folle parenthèse by Marc Jolivet, a mime show with 30 different voices.

During the late l920's, the addition of sound transformed film from a mute mime show into a form of theater with an unequaled range of expressive options.

And to round off the season, just before the Festival, the inimitable and quite unrivalled Moving Picture Mime Show.

Her "Fool Moon," set to flute music composed in part by Kinko Kurosawa, was clearly influenced by that hit mime show.

"Artists are a funny bunch," said Mr. Irwin, the baggy-pants clown who scored big on Broadway with his mime show "Fool Moon."

One of the main reasons was the power of the Musicians' Union in the 1960s and being a largely mimed show, TYLS was a prime target.

After attempting to bribe his science teacher Ms. Bradford, (Elaine Hendrix) with two tickets to his sister's mime show, he goes to the principal to seek help.

Mr. Shiner is best known as half of the team that created the blissful mime show "Fool Moon," playing bad clown to Bill Irwin's good clown.

Bill's original mime shows, Night Sweetheart, Night Buttercup and Under A Montana Moon, were produced Off Broadway and received critical raves.

In Europe Schumann's influence combined with the early avant-garde artists to encourage groups like Moving Picture Mime Show and Welfare State (both in the UK).