" In many performances, this man donned a battered (*) opera hat topped with a red carnation.
This performer created a suite of ten lithographs to accompany his terrible poem "The Third Eye." His breakout performance at the Sarah Bernhardt Theater was called Praxitele and the Golden Fish. In one of his performances, this man played both David and Goliath, rapidly switching between the two characters, who are separated by a screen. This artist's dramas include The Three Wigs and an adaptation of Gogol's "The Overcoat." In many performances, this man donned a battered (*) opera hat topped with a red carnation. Early in his career, this performer worked with Etienne Decroux and Jean-Louis Barrault, the latter of whom played Baptiste in Children of Paradise. This man was the only person to speak a word of dialogue in Mel Brooks' Silent Movie. His most enduring persona is named Bip the Clown. For 10 points, name this French mime artist.
This performer created a suite of ten lithographs to accompany his terrible poem "The Third Eye."
Marcel Marceau [or Marcel Mangel]