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Annie Stainer

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Annie Stainer (1945-2025) was an English mime artist, clown, dancer, and teacher known for solo physical-theatre work. Her three related works, The Legend of Lilith, Moon, and Changing Woman, were later grouped as the Annie Stainer trilogy and explored myth, transformation, life cycles, and women’s archetypes. She also appeared in David Bowie’s 1972 “John, I’m Only Dancing” film and performed with him on stage.

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Who was Annie Stainer?

Annie Stainer was an English mime artist, clown, dancer, and teacher who lived from 1945 to 2025. She was known for solo physical-theatre performances.

What works make up the Annie Stainer trilogy?

The trilogy consists of The Legend of Lilith, Moon, and Changing Woman. The three related works explore myth, transformation, and the stages of life.

Was Annie Stainer a mime artist or a clown?

She worked in both fields, as well as dance and teaching. Her solo performances used physical theatre rather than relying only on spoken dialogue.

What themes appear in Annie Stainer's trilogy?

The trilogy explores myth, transformation, and life through three connected works. The titles are The Legend of Lilith, Moon, and Changing Woman.

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