Use BIG facial expressions (think of clowns). Remember to use your whole body to show the emotion (ie. Jump for joy, cringe in fear). Facial expression is really important when performing a mime because ot… See more

When miming one tends to use the majority of the stage, but it’s important to direct the action to the audience. An important moment (such as falling over or dropping ice cream) should be performed in the middle of th… See more

Percision is one of the most vital key elements in mime. All of your movements on stage must be carefully thought out step by step and executed precisely in order to keep the meaning clear. Clear hand gestures ar… See more

The audience will understand if YOU (as the mime) behave a bit unrealistically, and might even expect that, but they won’t understand if objects behave unrealistically. Don’t change the laws of physics! Objects must not tel… See more