The once frozen figures in the paintings, are mobile, playing out the scenes in a slow motion celestial pantomine.— Serendip's Exchange -
They were raised as their father's fame reached dizzying heights - with five years at the Palladium followed by pantomine and then the iconic Generation Game in 1971.— Home | Mail Online
Emma spoiled the effect by flying off to Los Angeles for the Golden Globes after signing the deeds, but Alistair McGowan went back to his pantomine.— Environment news, comment and analysis | guardian.co.uk
And not only natural but also intensely expressive: Hamm in the first "Mad Men" season made midcentury pantomine both nervous and beautiful, elegant actions that sublimated Draper's anarchic energies.— The latest from newcritics
If you wanted to talk about the Epiriote Question or how many squaddies you can stick up the arse of a wooden pantomine horse, this is where you would do it - over a bowl or three of Cyprus Sherry.— BlogCymru.com
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