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"title": "Irene_Mawer",
"url": "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irene_Mawer",
"summary": "Irene Mawer (13 March 1893 \u2013 1 December 1962), was an English exponent of mime; drama; voice; and mime in education. She was later known as Irene Dale and Irene Perugini.\nMawer was a co-founder of the Ginner-Mawer School of Dance and Drama (1916-1954) together with Ruby Ginner, and sole founder of the Institute of Mime.",
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"sentence": "Irene Rose Mawer was born in 1893, in Wandsworth, on the outskirts of London, England - at that time a wealthy and prosperous area",
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"sentence": "Her father, Henry (Harry) Mawer, was a Yorkshireman, and her mother, Rosina Alberta Mawer (n\u00e9e Turner), was originally from Devon.",
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"sentence": "As a child at home, Mawer was almost always alone, and her favourite pastime was to make up little plays and act them out around the house and in the garden",
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"sentence": "As an adult, she remembered these games and used them as a basis for teaching mime to infants, known at Ginner-Mawer as 'Bobblies'",
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"sentence": "Mawer attended Putney High School for Girls, where the aims were to educate and inspire the pupils and to help them find passions and achieve ambitions",
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"sentence": "However, Mawer was also passionate about words and had planned to study literature at university, but family circumstances prevented this",
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"sentence": "As soon as the opportunity arose, Mawer again took up her studies, this time working in the dramatic arts with Madame Kate Flinn",
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"sentence": "Irene was accepted as a student of Elsie Fogerty at the Central School of Speech and Drama where she also undertook the role of Pivot Club Social Secretary in 1915",
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"sentence": "During the course of her studies at the Central School of Speech and Drama Mawer met Ruby Ginner and they formed a friendship which was to last for the next 47 years, until Mawer's death.",
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"sentence": "In 1920 and again in 1925/26 Mawer worked closely with Sybil Thorndike and Lewis Casson in their double bill of Greek Tragedy plays ('The Trojan Women'; 'Medea')",
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"sentence": "In 1928 Irene performed what was to become her defining role, that of Pierrot in 'L'Enfant Prodigue', a mime play by Michel Carr\u00e9",
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"sentence": "Mawer continued in paid employment for a further five years as Senior Tutor and Lecturer at Pamela Chapman's Birmingham School of Speech Training and Dramatic Art (BSSTDA), now known as the Birmingham School of Acting",
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"sentence": "All-female productions were a feature of the Ginner-Mawer School of Dance and Drama and extended to performances directed by Mawer outside of the Ginner-Mawer School",
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"sentence": "Actor, director and drama theorist, Michel Saint-Denis participated in the activities of the Institute of Mime, including giving a Guest Lecture in 1936",
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"sentence": "Mawer's method contributed to the rapid changes in body training during the first four decades of the twentieth century and the work of the Ginner-Mawer School can be said to form a link between Isadora Duncan and Rudolf Laban",
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"sentence": "Mawer's influence was felt around the world with students of the Institute of Mime teaching in South Africa, Costa Rica and Canada and also in Australia and New Zealand and performing a mime play in Cost Rica",
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"sentence": "Modern-day influence can still be felt, e.g., in Canada in the performance of clowning and also in the Indian multi-arts centre Triveni Kala Sangam founded by Ginner-Mawer Old Girl Sundari K",
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"sentence": "Shridharani, while in the US, Christian mime ministry uses Mawer to show that mime can be of God, as well as secular",
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"sentence": "In England, alumni of the Institute of Mime included Rose Bruford who taught at both the Royal Academy of Music (RAM) and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and then opened her own school in 1950 - the Rose Bruford Training College of Speech and Drama, now the Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance",
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"sentence": "In 2009, 47 years after her death, one of Mawer's poems, 'The Tree in the Wind', was used as an examination question at the Kernersville Elementary School in North Carolina, USA",
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"sentence": "Originally published in Mawer's book of poetry, 'The Dance of Words', in 1925, the poem was still being used in 2022 by pupils in North Carolina as part of on-line teaching resources",
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"sentence": "In 1917, Mawer married Robert Jacomb Norris Dale, who was killed in action during World War I, leaving her a widow after 10 months of marriage at the age of 24",
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"sentence": "Dale had been talented at art, the law, and sport; his story is told in a book which pays tribute to some of the players from Rosslyn Park Rugby Club, where he had been a member",
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"sentence": "In 1930 Mawer married for a second time, to fellow Londoner and widower, Mark Edward Perugini (1876-1948), a theatre historian, journalist, author and great nephew by marriage of Charles Dickens",
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"sentence": "Perugini's books include 'A Pageant of the Dance and Ballet'; 'The Flame: a pantomime in one act'; 'The Art of Ballet'; 'Mime'; 'Victorian Days and Ways'; 'Enter Victoria'; 'The Omnibus Box'.",
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"sentence": "Mildred Robley-Browne (n\u00e9e Peters) who opened a school of dance and mime in New Zealand, which was passed to a fellow Ginner-Mawer 'Old Girl' Rene Almond (aka Irene Mulvany-Gray) who, in the 1920s and 1930s, taught dance and mime in New Zealand, Australia and Canada",
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"sentence": "It was Mildred's focus on \"the Greek ideal of the inseparable association of art with education\" which gave her schools their unique character",
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"sentence": "Susan Mitchell-Smith (n\u00e9e Ellis) (d.19 February 2022) who was the Founder and Principal of the Welland School of Dancing; Chairman (1983-1994) and examiner (retired) of ISTD Classical Greek Dance Association; Archivist of Classical Greek Dance Archives",
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"sentence": "Information about Mildred Robley-Browne can be found in a self-published book called 'Robley and Mildred' by Jack Tannett (2021), which is supported by certifiable research within the publication",
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