Tien Vuong Nguyen
Tien Vuong graduated from the School of Mime Marceau in 1993. Since then he has created numerous pantomimes he has seen on stages Czechoslovak and French.
You would think the sight of the title of his sketches that his repertoiry is mostly dreamy and poetic. It is not.
Interpretation, precise gestures, his "mimicry" just, and his directory make clear its pantomimes available
all public to the delight of adults and children.
The list of sketches: Tree, Hands, Desire, Sea, The memory, Butterfly, The Old Man and the Sea.
Tien Vuong was formed in Mime at the International School of Mimodrama
Paris - Marcel Marceau from 1990 to 1993.
He plays for theater, television (Kaamelott series on M6 French TV), films and commercials.
For "Le Bateau Ivre", he played in the show La vie qui coule
and mime animation Living Statue.
Established in 1993, "Le Bateau Ivre" is professional company produced several shows: "La Crosse in the Air"
by Jacques Prévert, "Le roman d'un acteur" by Philippe Caubère, "Strip-Tease"
and "Les souffleurs" by Dino Buzzati.
In 1998, "Le Bateau Ivre" begins to creat mime shows, "Duo choc de mime"
"Le pays de mère nature" (Young Audience), "Solomima", "La vie qui coule"
and "Mr Alone".
In 2006, the company presents "L'île du trésor oublié" show of Commedia dell'Arte for Young Audiences.
The text is prefaced by Mario Gonzalez published by Les Cygnes Editions.
Video of an extract of La lune sans parole: The tree.
