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Tony Montanaro : ウィキペディア英語版
Tony Montanaro
Tony Montanaro (1927-2002) was a 20th century American mime artist.
Born in Paulsboro, New Jersey on September 10, 1927, Montanaro earned a theater degree from Columbia University and began performing stock theater with actors such as Jason Robards and Jackie Cooper. After seeing Marcel Marceau's historic 1956 performance at New York's Phoenix Theatre, Montanaro flew to Paris to study under Marceau and Marceau's teacher, Etienne Decroux.
Montanaro had a long career of well-received performances in Europe and the United States. He designed and hosted the award-winning CBS-TV children's show, "Pretendo". After performing and teaching around the world, Montanaro journeyed to another Paris -- South Paris, Maine, where in 1972, he founded the Celebration Barn, a theater/school of mime, improvisation, storytelling and other performing skills.
Celebration Barn alumni have gone on to careers in television, film and theater, including puppeteers with ''Sesame Street'' and ''The Muppet Show'', writers for ''Between the Lions'', hosting ''Dancing with the Stars'', and as performers in ''Cirque du Soleil''.
In his latter years, Montanaro continued to teach and direct at the Celebration Barn and at the renovated home and studios of he and his third wife, Karen Hurll Montanaro in Casco, Maine. The couple also toured widely with their two-person show, ''The Montanaro-Hurll Theatre of Mime and Dance.'' In 1995, the Montanaros authored ''Mime Spoken Here: The Performer's Portable Workshop,'' a guide to the craft of mime, character work, and improvisation, and a pair of accompanying instructional videos.
Mr. Montanaro died at his home in Casco, on Friday, December 13, 2002.
In 2004, thirty eight performers, all past students, came together for a series of concerts to honor their teacher. A 2006 film, ''Theatre & Inspiration'', celebrates his life and contributions to the world of theatre.
==External links==

* (Karen Montanaro's web site )
* (Celebration Barn Theater )
* (''Theatre & Inspiration'' film web site )



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