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Check out our projects and see a bit of our history! To check out our repertoire click here!
Mimus Mostra 2021
Mimus showcase 2021 Online live broadcast of Mimus’s repertoire – O Tigre, Refazendo Salomé e Mar.
The project included an online corporeal mime workshop and virtual chats during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Our Mimus Showcase had the financial support from the State of Bahia through the Secretariat of Culture and the Cultural Foundation of the State of Bahia (Programa Aldir Blanc Bahia) via Aldir Blanc Law, directed by the Special Secretariat for Culture of the Ministry of Tourism, Brazilian Government.
Teatro Gamboa Online (jan/feb 2021).
Accessible Mimus Showcase
Performanes of Mimus’s repertoire (O Tigre, Refazendo Salomé e Mar) with interpretation in Brazilian sign language (LIBRAS) and audio description (Apr 2021).
The shows were interpreted by Iracema Vilaronga (audio description) and Raquel Ferreira da Silva (sign language).
See an excerpt from MAR with audio description in Portuguese…
and an excerpt from O Tigre translated in Brazilian sign language!
VI Mostra de Mímica Contemporânea (SP) -2021
VI Contemporary Mime Showcase (Sao Paulo) – 2021 Curating, panel discussions and repertoire performances
Projeto Mímicas (SP)
General coordinator: Victor de Seixas
Corporeal mime workshop(2018)
Corporeal mime workshop: creation and improvisation
At Escola Angel Vianna (RJ) – 2018
Queueing up(2017)
With Companhia de Teatro da UFBA – the Federal University of Bahia’s theatre company).
Corporeal mime training .
Directed and devised by: George Mascarenhas
Written by: Deborah Moreira
George Mascarenhas talks about the play Na Fila (Queueing up). Click here.
Feira Mimus (2017)
A cultural diffusion project in Bahia.
Performances of Mimus’s repertoire – Alegria de Viver, Jogo da Memória, and O Tigre – and mime workshops.
Teatro Amélio Amorim (mar/may 2016). Financial support: FUNCEB-Ba
Check out this newspaper clipping!
II International Mime Festival of Brasilia (2016)
In 2016, Mimus participated in the II International Mime Festival of Brasilia.
Mimus performed Jogo da Memória at
Teatro Plínio Marcos (Brasília) and Teatro SESI (Taguatinga).
The festival was coordinated by reknowned Brazilian mime Miqueas Paz.
Watch the interview! (in Portuguese only)
Mimus and Fundação Pierre Verger (2016)
Fundação Pierre Verger educational project. Corporeal mime free workshop (apr 2016).
Corporeal mime workshop at TCA (2016)
Corporeal mime workshop with George Mascarenhas and Deborah Moreira.
The workshop gathered 20 artists and corporeal mime beginners.
Mimus showcase (2013)
Performances of repertoire shows Alegria de Viver and Jogo da Memória plus corporeal mime workshops (abr 2013).
Teatro Xisto Bahia
Alegria de Viver – Touring in Bahia – 2011
Performances of Alegria de Viver and formative actions in Ilhéus, Brumado, and Jequié (2011).
Jurema Penna Award (Cultural Foundation of the State of Bahia)
Mimus and BTCA (2011)
In 2011, Mimus joined Teatro Castro Alves dance company – BTCA – for a corporeal mime workshop as preparation for the company’s production of Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf directed by Jorge Vermelho.
Paper boats (2010)
Showcase of Viva Mímica, Barquinhos de papel (Paper boats) is a corporeal performance of a collection of Brazilian poems directed by George Mascarenhas and Deborah Moreira.
The performances took place at the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia having the Bay of All Saints for setting.
Viva Mímica 2010
In 2010, Mimus produced the second edition of Viva Mímica with free corporeal mime workshops taught by George Mascarenhas and Deborah Moreira.
Workshop was taught by George Mascarenhas and Deborah Moreira for 30 participants.
The project was financed by Fundo de Cultura do Estado da Bahia.
Viva Mímica 2009
Mimus’s first edition of Viva Mímica, the project offered free workshops of mime and physical theatre for 200 participants.
Viva Mímica had the financial support of the Cultura Foundation of Bahia and the institutional support of Faculdade Social da Bahia.
George Mascarenhas, Deborah Moreira, Juliana Rangel, Hector Briones, Jacyan Castilho, and Jorge Alencar.
