Sites to help you study the history of Mime  in Drama: The world of Mime Theatre http://www.mime.info/ Le Centre du Silence http://www.indranet.com/lcds.html Devoted to teaching the dynamics of personal power and professional creativity, integrating thought with action by teaching the concepts of Theatre and Movement. Goldston Mime Foundation http://goldmime.com/ Ecole de Mime Corporel dramatique and Theatre de l’Ange Fou http://www.angefou.co.uk/ Mime and Pantomime http://www.theatrelinks.com/mime.htm History of Mime http://members.tripod.com/~kiko_mime/history.html Popup screens are annoying, but information is excellent. Kiko the Mime http://www.kikomime.com Features a definition of mime and links to famous mimes. History of mime study guide http://arthurshafman.com/artists/imago/study.html Scroll down to find the information on mime. The Origins and development of the art of mime http://www.nvo.com/jackjulius/aarticlesarticles/article.nhtml?uid=10010 History of Mime http://www.nvo.com/jackjulius/aarticlesarticles/article.nhtml?uid=10009 Created and maintained by Ms. B. Knoepfel (Teacher-Librarian), McMath Secondary School.   Updated March 2007.