THE MODERN PANTOMY: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN METHODS OF MARSEL MARSO AND MICHAEL COUTERMANCH
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https://doi.org/10.61841/cre7vd27Keywords:
mimicry, articulation, monomim, imagination, masked pantomime, work with imaginary objects, silence, gamma of acting skills, voiceless pantomime, modern pantomime.Abstract
The article analyzes the means of expression, styles, peculiarities of the art of mime in the art of mime - representatives of modern pantomime art - Marcel Marceau and Michel Koutermansh. In the example of the two creators of pantomime, wordless and voiceless, masked and unmasked performance styles are considered. The technique of working with imaginary objects in modern pantomime and its importance in the work of a pantomime actor is analyzed.
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