£22.50
Date 1962
London Piccadilly Theatre – Marcel Marceau – 1962 – Mime Artist
An original programme from the Piccadilly Theatre, London, 1962, for a season by Marcel Marceau, the celebrated French mime artist.
Marceau’s wordless performances, from short “style pantomimes” to the adventures of his white-faced clown, held audiences spellbound around the world.
A souvenir of a unique performer at the height of his fame, this is a wonderful piece of 1960s theatre memorabilia.
| Production | Marcel Marceau |
|---|---|
| Venue | Piccadilly Theatre – London |
| Cast | Marcel Marceau – Mime Artist |
Condition: V Good, lcfld, lcr
Did you know?
- Marceau created his famous character Bip, with striped jersey and battered flower-topped hat, in 1947.
- In a twist of casting, Marceau spoke the only line in Mel Brooks’s 1976 film Silent Movie: ‘Non!’
- During the Second World War, Marceau helped smuggle Jewish children to safety as part of the French Resistance.
SKU: T01188
