mime artist

I must have looked like a mime artist to Tom.

Clowns, were only one step away from mime artists, too.

It's official - bankers are now more unpopular than mime artists.

I held my hands out to him like a mime artist, showing I had no pads.

His work continues to stimulate and inspire mime artists.

I've seen lots of mime artists, and I've never once heard them complain.

If I had my way: radio mime artist.

She was also a mime artist and administrator.

He works as a stand-up comedian, mime artist, character actor and musician.

Pink Inc., a performance group of dancers, actors and mime artists, calls it "art in motion."

The Chilean director, tarot-card reader and mime artist yes, really - explains why he is high on life at 78.

Oh and the Mime artist could do with a tea break if you don't mind filling in for him for ten minutes.

The live show also included a mime artist portraying Elric himself.

Walton is also an accomplished dancer & mime artist.

Even after his visual appearance, it was still popular belief that he was mime artist for a black American singer.

Interspersed among the craft sellers you'll spot buskers, mime artists and dancers.

Each variation expresses a movement or gesture similar to a mime artist or a dancer.

Mummer is an Early Modern English term for a mime artist.

Buskers, including musicians, poets and mime artists commonly perform to the shopping crowds.

Suzanne Park was a mime artist.

The mime artist creates an illusion of acting upon or being acted upon by an unseen object.

The silent Strasburger remains probably the only mime artist the most people - especially those with something resembling a life - can remember.

In a solo capacity, it may also refer to a mime artist, comedian, conjurer, or other entertainer.

Making everyone walk like mime artists, making eyes water and then drying the tears to a crust on red-nipped cheeks.

Crowe is a mime artist, magician and cabaret performer.