Irene Mawer: Mime and Movement
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30 December 1911Buckingham Advertiser and Free Press 1911! Irene would have been 18 years old and possibly about to fall in love for the first time… She was due to appear in the play His Excellency the Governor at the Town Hall in Buckingham. It was this play, performed again
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This is me! I have been hearing so much about Artificial Intelligence recently, that I thought I might perhaps pop in a short post about me, so that you know that I am a real person. I live in England, but travel around Europe a lot in my camper van,
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Well! A previously unseen photo of Irene Mawer. Sadly, this one is really difficult to look at due to the digital highlighting of her features. I have played around with the screenshot, but can’t make it look any better. I can’t really tell if it is Irene Mawer or not,
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Stratford-upon-Avon Herald, August (1937 ?) In a previous post, I wondered where the connection was between a Ginner-Mawer performance and Shakespeare. In this newspaper article, the item begins “Speech training and classical dancing are now linked up integrally with the summer Shakespeare Festival…” And the cause of the link? Mawer
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The Stage, 17 July 1952 London Theatres: At Cheltenham “Will Shakespeare” While the Ginner-Mawer School was based in Cheltenham, Irene mawer took the opportunity of producing items in the Contemporary Music Festival programme. In 1952, this was a contribution by the local amateur societies, who presented Clemence Dane’s ‘Will Shakespeare’.
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