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Pantomime in its original form was the art or technique of conveying emotion by gestures, but without speech. In England it is a Theatrical spectacle at Christmas adapted from a Fairy Tale, performed by characters who sing, dance and tell jokes. The purpose is entertainment
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Where did pantomimes begin?
pantomimes began in Greece (:
Pantomimes are plays without?
Pantomimes are plays without words. Stories are told using body movements and facial expressions.
What are pantomimes?
pantomimes are plays of something that has already been made up e.g cinderella, beauty and the beast, oliver twist etc.
Where did pantomimes originate from?
Greece & Rome I think.
Where are pantomimes performed?
Typically they are performed in theatres or community halls or such places.
Where did pantomimes begin?
pantomimes began in Greece (:
What are the ratings and certificates for Pantomimes - 1954?
Pantomimes - 1954 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U (theatrical rating)
Do pantomimes have to wear makeup?
no
How many pantomimes are there?
The three most commonly performed pantomimes are "Cinderella", "Jack and the Beanstalk", and "Dick Whittington". Many other pantomimes also exist.
What has the author Tony Denier written?
Tony Denier has written: 'Tony Denier's parlor pantomimes' -- subject(s): Pantomimes
What are the ratings and certificates for Potted Pantomimes - 1914?
Potted Pantomimes - 1914 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
Pantomimes are plays without?
Pantomimes are plays without words. Stories are told using body movements and facial expressions.
Why are pantomimes only open at Christmas?
they are not!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What are pantomimes?
pantomimes are plays of something that has already been made up e.g cinderella, beauty and the beast, oliver twist etc.
What country did pantomimes come from?
Ancient Greece
Where did pantomimes originate from?
Greece & Rome I think.
What has the author Jean Gaspard Deburau written?
Jean Gaspard Deburau has written: 'Pantomimes de Gaspard et Ch. Deburau' -- subject(s): Pantomimes
