- Étienne
Decroux (19 July 1898 in Paris,
France – 12
March 1991 in Boulogne-Billancourt, France) was a
French actor who
studied at
Jacques Copeau's École...
- Noh theatre, used
masks in the
training of his actors. His
pupil Étienne
Decroux was
highly influenced by this,
started exploring and
developing the possibilities...
- the
vital importance of the body and
physical action on stage. Étienne
Decroux’s dramatic corporeal mime is
taking the body as a main
means of expression...
-
theatre tradition started with the
French master Etienne Decroux (father of
corporeal mime).
Decroux's aim was to
create a
theatre based on the physicality...
-
studied at the
Ecole de Mime
Etienne Decroux,
Paris under the
instruction of
master mime and
teacher Etienne Decroux from 1968 to 1972. He
currently performs...
- Paradis).
Etienne Decroux, the
father of
French mime,
plays the part of Baptiste's
father in the film.
During the sixties,
Decroux taught painting to...
- such as Pilates, Yoga, the
acting practice of
Corporeal mime - Étienne
Decroux technique and
somatic practices such as
Alexander technique, Feldenkrais...
- ****anese Noh theatre, used
masks in the
training of his actors. Étienne
Decroux, a
pupil of his, was
highly influenced by this and
started exploring and...
-
Methuen & Co. pp. 116–117. Leabhart,
Thomas (2004). "Jacques Copeau,
Etienne Decroux, and the 'Flower of Noh'". New
Theatre Quarterly. 20 (4): 315–330. doi:10...
- in Paris,
Lange studied mime
theater under the
supervision of Étienne
Decroux and
joined the Opéra-Comique as a dancer. She
later studied acting with...
