Disneyland is turning 70 on July 17, and one of the biggest ways the park is celebrating is by bringing Walt Disney back to life as an Audio-Animatronic for a new show. Disney invited us to see this ...

Aurelia and Camille Marceau published Marcel Marceau's manuscript, Histoire de ma vie de 1923 jusqu'en 1952 (Story of my life from 1923 to 1952) on the centenary of his birth.

PARIS — Marcel Marceau, the master of mime who transformed silence into poetry with lithe gestures and pliant facial expressions that spoke to generations of young and old, has died.

Emmy-nominated director Jerry London (“Shōgun,” “The Scarlet and the Black”) is set to shoot the France-set feature film “The Art of Silence,” about world-famous mime Marcel Marceau ...

Starring and co-written by Jewish actor Ethan Slater, ‘Marcel on the Train’ explores the legendary mime’s early days in the French resistance.

In his introduction, Marceau describes mime as the essence of life, a form that transcends verbal communication to touch the soul through silence.

His play, Life is a Dream, is enjoying a fine production by Upstream Theater. This play, from 1635, is one of the brightest gems of the Golden Age of Spanish Drama.

The program presented by Marcel Marceau's two daughters, Camille and Aurélia, The Art of Silence [The art of silence] did not focus directly on the performance art of mime itself, but on the complex ...

So asked Marcel Marceau. The following story of his life was sent to me via e-mail: "He was born Marcel Mangel on March 22, 1923, in Strasbourg, Alsace.

Williamstown Theatre Festival will mount a workshop of Ethan Slater and Marshall Pailet’s play titled “Marcel on the Train,” from July 30-31. Slater stars as world-famous mime Marcel Marceau ...