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Outside of the UK is ...


...pantomime a thing this time of year? Here in the UK they are performed by little am-dram societies playing in a school hall right up to full size theatres with famous people making fun of themselves.
Great fun to watch :)




Edit: a couple of you seem quite irked by this question or are trolls- either way I would expect you to at least have a quick Google so you wouldn't come across as so ignorant & foolish to the rest of us.
C+ for effort though ๐Ÿ˜˜

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Not in the US. Though local theater performances are a thing, but they are mostly Nutcracker ballet by the local ballet schools, Christmas concerts by choirs and youth orchestras, and big tickets shows in the cities.

(I went to pantomine once in the UK. I was a kid and loved it! Wish that would become a thing here because you can only see the Nutcracker oh so many times)

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Mummering is still practised in Eastern Canada which is an old English tradition.

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I've never heard of this so I've just googled it - it looks frightening! Reminds me of The Wicker man ๐Ÿ˜ฎ

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Nope! Not at all in the USA.


[smile]

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Nobody liked mimes, dear. Why they havenโ€™t made a horror film about mimes must be because the only possible narrative line would be people kicking the toadstools out of the mime(s), and that doesnโ€™t say much about the mimes as monsters, now, does it? Clowns outrank mimes in the personal-power scheme of things.

There are trailer park dwellers, then mimes, then pandhandlers. Thatโ€™s pretty much the degenerative hierarchy.

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๐Ÿค”

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the us only has the culture churned out by the fortune 500 media company store.

we lap that trash up. then we're full.

we dont sing 100 year old folks songs, we dont dance 100 year old dances, we dont wear 100 year old clothes.

we're on the clock.

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