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Through his performances, student ensemble performances,
lectures, and true-to-life approach, Cary Trivanovich is
bringing importance and power to the art of mime.
Fred Fate, former
Chair of the Kennedy Center/American College Theater Festival,
Region VIII,
credits
Cary as "setting standards of excellence that become a
measuring stick to which others strive."
Mark Daniels of the Utah
Theatre Association Board, reacting to a production
involving 14 of their conference students under Cary's
direction, concurred:
"What an experience to see an audience of
1,000 plus students and faculty entranced for an hour by
the student ensemble performance. To have our
expectations of 'mime' shattered by something that
phenomenal was truly something to behold. The entire
audience was in hysterical laughter one minute, moved to
tears the next, and amazed throughout. Our standing
ovations were but a prelude to what will remain with us
for years to come."
While Cary's
assemblies serve to inspire students for character, it is
his hope to expose and inspire excellence in the performing
arts as well.
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An ability of
Cary's that is unique. This photo may as well be a
video, because this is how still he can balance it.
And yes, he does this in his assemblies. |
