Panto's Progress
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Panto's Progress
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About this listen
Kate Newey and Jim Davis are back talking about Pantomime as a rough demotic physical performance form that developed from Commedia dell’arte and defied censorship. They discuss panto as a profitable industry that continues to adapt and reflect its age and what that has meant over the last few hundred years.
Plays, people and performance forms named in this podcast:
- 16/18th century performance form: Commedia dell’arte
- Pantomime clown: Joseph Grimaldi
- Actor/Manager: John Rich
- Actor/Manager: David Garrick
- Actor/Manager: Augustus Harris
- Music Hall Comedian & Pantomime Dame: Dan Leno
- Actor/Manager: Eliza Vestris
- Recent Pantomime Dame & Pantomime Writer: Chris Harris, Bath Theatre Royal
- Recent Pantomime Dame: Clive Rowe, Hackney Empire
- Interview: Kate Newey speaking to Chris Harris & Clive Rowe
- Actor-Acrobat/Manager: George Conquest
Want to find out more after this podcast? Here's our pick of free online resources.
Music: Ambient piano & strings by ZakharValahaa.
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