What is pantomime?
pantomime is a form of dramatic entertainment that uses facial and body movements rather than speech and dialogue. This theater spectacle is performed in many different places around the world and is often performed during Christmas and New Year's season and is sometimes accompanied by background music. This form of physical expression has its roots in ancient Greece, but is now popular in many different places in theaters, street performances and dance studies.
The term pantomime is often used interchangeably with the word MIME. Both words can be used to describe either the performance or the artist himself. In general, however, the word mime is most often used to describe the artist, while the word pantomime is used to define performance. No matter what word is used, the show is often placed in two categories of styles: a narrated story or a quiet story.
Narrative stories require plastics to act on the scene presented by the narrator. In these performances, the actor may be obliged to twistIT face to express different emotions described by the narrator, or may have to use his body to display movement in different environments and environments. Silent stories are similar in the way the actor performs, but may require further movements of the actor or by interacting with the publications, because there is no narrator to express what is happening in the story.
Some of the first known versions of pantomime were introduced attenians in the sixth century B.C. During this period, the pantomime was a small part of the large production, which also included music and paintings. Dancers were often used as a physical interpretation of the song. In addition, the dancer would imitate texts through dramatic gestures and facial expressions.
Over time, the pantomime and lost gained popularity, but during the 16th century the basic piece became among the opera acts in England. Despite the modern pantomime, it was created until some timein the 18th century. The first incarnations were considered a low artistic form that was largely improvised. Over time, these theater production has developed a number of freely followed by conventions. For example, women often play male roles, while men regularly depict female characters, the audience is encouraged to participate, and the members of the choir can be seen as more characters play, except for their musical duties.