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Actor and comedian with an energetic slapstick performance style, famous for roles in 'Ace Ventura', 'The Mask', 'Dumb and Dumber'.

Comedy trio known for their slapstick humor and comic violence in short film skits.

Actress and comedienne best known for her self-titled sitcom 'I Love Lucy' and her physical comedy routines.

Contemporary circus known for its artistic performances, combining acrobatics, theater, and physical comedy.

Silent film star known for his character 'The Tramp'; pioneer in slapstick comedy.

Famous French mime artist who brought mime to the masses with his character 'Bip the Clown'.

Silent film actor and comedian known for his daring physical comedy stunts and the iconic 'glasses' character.

British actor and comedian, best known for his character 'Mr. Bean' and physical comedy style.

Form of silent art that uses gestures, movements and facial expressions to convey a narrative.

Performers using exaggerated makeup and costumes, engaging in slapstick comedy, often in circuses and children's entertainment.

Comedy duo known for their slapstick comedy and films such as 'Sons of the Desert' and 'Way Out West'.

Historic Italian theatre form with stock characters, improvisation and physical humor.

American actor, clown, and comedian, noted for his contribution to the renaissance of American circus during the 1970s.

Traditional mime characters in Japanese theatre that use humor and physical comedy to entertain.

Actor and filmmaker noted for his stoic deadpan expression and innovative physical comedy.

A theatrical genre of variety entertainment popular in the United States from the early 1880s to the early 1930s.

Performance art company known for its stage productions which combine music, comedy, and multimedia; noted for its use of blue-paint and bald caps.

Theater company that utilizes larger-than-life puppets in their political and social commentary performances.

Teaching philosophy and techniques developed by Jacques Lecoq, emphasizing movement, mime, and the actor's relation to space.