Best Miming Books of 2025

The Happy Animals Coloring Book for Toddlers is a delightful coloring book that features 100 smiling animals from around the world. The book is designed with adorable large pictures of animals that are easy to color for toddlers. Children will get to know different species of animals from all continents, and the book is great for enhancing motor skills and learning about colors. The bold and thick lines make it easier for young children to paint, and all animals are happy and smiling, which has a positive effect on the child's well-being. The book makes a great gift for children aged 1-4 years.

The book "101 Fun Things to do in Retirement" is an entertaining and humorous guide to life after work. It encourages readers to break free from convention, embrace their passions, and have fun in their retirement years. The book is an excellent gift for anyone who loves life and laughter, and it's a great read for those who want to enjoy their golden years to the fullest. The author's irreverent and outrageous tone makes the book stand out from other retirement guides. Overall, it's a must-read for those looking to add some fun and excitement to their retirement.

The Lucid Body: A Guide for the Physical Actor is a comprehensive guide that helps actors embody their characters from the inside-out, using a somatic approach rooted in the exploration of the seven chakra energy centers. The book provides a step-by-step program that expands emotional and physical range, both on stage and in daily life. The new edition includes a more diversified range of playwrights, non-binary language, and new chapters on stage intimacy protocol and physical listening. The exercises have been honed for the past ten years, making them more concise, and new somatic and neuro-scientific data has been added. The book is a must-have for actors and non-actors alike who want to give hidden parts of themselves their full expression.

This personalized notebook or journal is a perfect way to express your appreciation to the best dad ever on Father's Day. With a humorous title, "LETTING YOU INTO MY VAGINA WAS THE BEST DECISION I EVER MADE," this gift is sure to make your husband laugh. The notebook features 100 pages of blank lined paper, a flexible paperback, softcover bookbinding, and high-quality white paper. It is made in the USA and is a wonderful gift for any occasion. Find other models of notebooks by clicking on the author's name at the top of the list.

The Moving Body (Le Corps Poétique): Teaching creative theatre (Theatre Makers) by Jacques Lecoq is a must-read for anyone interested in physical theatre and movement methods. In this book, Lecoq shares his unique philosophy of performance, improvisation, masks, movement and gesture, which have influenced contemporary theatre. The book covers all the famous Lecoq techniques, including neutral mask, character mask, bouffons, acrobatics, commedia, clowns and complicity. The Moving Body also contains a foreword by Simon McBurney, a critical introduction by Mark Evans and an afterword by Fay Lecoq, Director of the International Theatre School in Paris. Overall, this book is a valuable resource for actors, directors and theatre enthusiasts.

The Color My Butt coloring book is a hilarious and stress-relieving book for all ages. It features 25 illustrations of different animal butts, including unicorn, cat, hippo, and elephant butts. This book is perfect for those who want to destress and have a good laugh. It has high-quality, single-sided paper that prevents bleed-through and makes it easy to tear out your favorites. This book is also a great gift for any occasion. Overall, Color My Butt is a comical coloring experience that unleashes your creativity and fuels your imagination.

The Mime Book (Umbrella Book) by Claude Kipnis is a comprehensive instructional guide that reveals the mechanisms and techniques of mime in an easy-to-understand translation. The book includes individual exercises, detailed coverage of body movements, the illusion, and how to create a world. It is not a theoretical "art of" book, but a functional "how to" and "why to" guide. The author, a former student of Marcel Marceau, remains one of the most influential mimes to date. The book is a must-have for any aspiring mime or theatre enthusiast looking to learn the art of mime.

The book "From the Greek Mimes to Marcel Marceau and Beyond" by Annette Bercut Lust is a comprehensive study of the evolution of mime and pantomime from ancient Greece to postmodern movement theatre. It explores the role of mime in various art forms, including dance, cinema, and verbal theatre, and provides an in-depth analysis of twentieth-century mime masters such as Jacques Lecoq, Etienne Decroux, Jean-Louis Barrault, and Marcel Marceau. The book also includes information on present-day training programs, mime festivals, and centers. With over 60 illustrations, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and current state of mime.

This book review is for "Improvise Freely," a book by Patti Stiles that challenges the conventional rules of improvisation. The author argues that these rules intended to ensure success can actually hinder creativity. Instead, she encourages readers to explore their own paths and offers tools to help them along the way. This book is a must-read for improvisers and other creative individuals who want to break free from the constraints of traditional methods. The author's insights are both profound and mischievous, and her work is a valuable contribution to the field of improvisation.

The Routledge Pantomime Reader is an anthology that provides a comprehensive view of the development and transformation of pantomime in nineteenth-century Britain. This book offers ten different shows, carefully annotated scripts, introductions to the collected pantomimes, reviews, and visual materials. The book's focus on performance and the changing cultural circumstances in which pantomimes were conceived, performed, and enjoyed, offers a remarkable perspective on the history of sexuality, class, and race. This book is essential reading for students and scholars of theatre history and popular performance.