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The Masks of Mime

Notes

On the 10th International Mime Festival.

Artist / Author Lesley-Anne Sayers
Publisher Laban
Reference A0794
Date 1988
Journal Dance Theatre Journal
Journal date 1988
Journal page 28-30
Type Article

Keywords

alternative theatre dance Daniel Stein David Glass documentation expressionism festival physical theatre Studio Hinderick theatre visual theatre

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