pantomime
/ˈtæntəmaɪm/Definitions
1. noun
a performance in which actors use gestures, facial expressions, and movement to convey a story or emotion, typically without speaking.
“The children loved watching the pantomime at the theater.”
2. verb
to perform or represent something, especially a story or emotion, by gestures, facial expressions, and movement, typically without speaking.
“She pantomimed a cat in the school play.”
3. noun
a person who performs in pantomime, especially in a theater performance.
“The pantomime artist entertained the crowd with his acrobatic skills.”