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Silent Witness
Ministers In Italy and Atlanta, GA
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Mime is a
theatrical medium for the acting out
a story through body motions,
without use of speech. In earlier
times, in English, such a performer
was referred to as a mummer. The
performance of pantomime originates
at its earliest in ancient Greece;
the name is taken from a single
masked dancer called Pantomimus. In
early nineteenth century Paris,
Jean-Gaspard Deburau solidified the
many attributes that we have come to
know in modern times — the silent
figure in whiteface.
Mime is very effective in sharing
the gospel as it transcends all
language barriers, and the soul of
ministry is conveyed with power and
demonstration. |
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