Marceau, Marcel

Marceau, Marcel
(n. 22 mar. 1923, Estrasburgo, Francia).

Mimo francés. Después de combatir en la segunda guerra mundial, estudió con el mimo Étienne Decroux. Obtuvo su primer éxito en el rol de Arlequín en Baptiste. Después formó una compañía de pantomima (1948–64) y en la década de 1950 fue internacionalmente aclamado por su producción del "mimodrama El capote de Nikolái Gógol. En 1978 fundó una escuela de mimodrama en París. Es conocido por sus retratos elocuentes y aparentemente simples, entre los que se cuenta Bip, su celebrado personaje de cara blanca, que guarda semejanza con Pierrot y el vagabundo de Charlie Chaplin. See also mimo y pantomima.

Enciclopedia Universal. 2012.

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