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This article explores pantomime's significance as a leading entertainment form in ancient Rome, indicating its cultural impact.
Pantomime was the most popular theatre entertainment of the Roman imperial period. Not to be confused with the modern theatre genre, ancient pantomime (pantomimus) was a form of competitive solo interpretive dance. This paper is an abbreviated version of a paper I presented at the 2021 Friends of Antiquity "Ancient History Day", prepared for inclusion in the organisation's member magazine. All photographs are my own and should be acknowledged as such if used.
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