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- Atlanta Shakespeare Tavern
- An experience centered on the passion and poetry of the spoken word, with live music, hand-crafted period costumes, and outrageous sword fights.
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- European Shakespeare Research Association (ESRA)
- Facilitates research into Shakespeare as a European phenomenon, as well as the afterlives of the man and his work on the European Continent and in Britain.
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- Shakespeare's Globe Center
- Promoting activities that encourage people to see Shakespeare's work as works of theatre to be experienced, not simply as works of dramatic literature to be read.
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- American Variety Stage
- Vaudeville and popular entertainment from 1870-1920. Site from the Library of Congress.
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- Mini-Chekhov
- Offers Chekhov's one-act comedies: The Bear, Marriage Proposal, Wedding, and Tobacco.
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- Vintage Vaudeville and Ragtime Show
- Site recreates a vaudeville show with authentic audio and video clips of actual Vaudeville performers.
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- Boo, Eric
- Comedy performer based on the language of the mime. Offers show details, gallery and biography. [Spanish/English/French]
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- Bowers, Bill
- Actor, mime and arts educator in the USA. Includes biography, resume, news and events.
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- Deanna
- Professional mime in Florida available for trade shows, conventions, parties and festivals with a variety of mime and speaking characters.
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- Dr. Tom's Semi-Silent Theatre
- In an innovative blend of European style clowning, illusionary technique, and standup comedy, Dr. Tom presents mime as an accessible and vital art form.
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- Hooded Mimes Kickn Faygo
- Group of four, who perform little comedy acts in public and at some local shows.
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- Leabhart, Thomas
- Professor of Theatre and Resident Artist at Pomona College in California. Presents his CV, performance photos and projects.
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- Mime Central
- Telling stories and reinforcing positive life style choices using comedy slapstick and pantomime in a non verbal, highly energetic format. Great for kids of all ages.
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- Richmond Shepard
- Richmond Shepard started America's first ensemble Mime troupe. He was trained by Alvin Epstein and Etienne Decroux, and has performed on over 100 television shows as a Mime.