Marcel Marceau, who spent more than half the 20th century re-popularizing the ancient art of pantomime for a modern age, was born 100 years ago this month.

"Marceau started miming to keep children quiet as they were escaping. It had nothing to do with show business. He was miming for his life." Marcel Marceau is known to this day as history's ...

Below its biography of Marceau, Google showed the doodle’s reach in France, Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Iceland and the United States.

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

The two of us began discussing the possibility of an exhibit of the photographs and a new edition of the book to commemorate the centenary of Marceau’s birth, March 22, 2023.

Cumberland Press will publish Marcel Marceau: Master of Mime, with an Introduction by Anne Sicco, Marceau’s widow. Kathryn says, “Anne and I are thrilled to launch the book in celebration of ...

The two of us began discussing the possibility of an exhibit of the photographs and a new edition of the book to commemorate the centenary of Marceau’s birth, March 22, 2023.

Ben Martin - Marcel Marceau: Master of Mime Kathryn Leigh Scott Marcel Marceau and Ben Martin - photo by Ben Martin Marcel Marceau Honored By Centenary Celebration Exhibit at THE NATIONAL ARTS ...

The two of us began discussing the possibility of an exhibit of the photographs and a new edition of the book to commemorate the centenary of Marceau’s birth, March 22, 2023.

Marcel Marceau: Born Marcel Mangel in Strasbourg, France, on March 23, 1923, Marceau referred to mime as the “art of silence,” an art that he performed professionally worldwide for over 60 years.