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New page: ==Clown, Mime, Producer== * Video: César Aedo, Clown and Mime, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992) [[Category:Artists and Acts|Ae...

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==Clown, Mime, Producer==

* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_BAC_1992_Video|César Aedo, Clown and Mime]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)

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 * Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Statue_of_Liberty_Video_1989|César Aedo, "Statue of Liberty" entrée]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
 * Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Dog_and_Suitcase_Video_1989|César Aedo, Suitcase reprise]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
-* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_BAC_1992_Video|César Aedo, Suitcase reprise]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)
+* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_BAC_1992_Video|César Aedo, ''Tennis Match'' entrée]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)
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 * Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Statue_of_Liberty_Video_1989|César Aedo, "Statue of Liberty" entrée]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
-* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Dog_and_Suitcase_Video_1989|César Aedo, Suitcase Reprise]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
+* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Dog_and_Suitcase_Video_1989|César Aedo, Suitcase reprise]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
-* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_BAC_1992_Video|César Aedo, Clown and Mime]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)
+* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_BAC_1992_Video|César Aedo, Suitcase reprise]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)
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-* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Statue_of_Liberty_Video_1989|César Aedo, "Statue of Liberty" entrée, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
+* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Statue_of_Liberty_Video_1989|César Aedo, "Statue of Liberty" entrée]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
 * Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Dog_and_Suitcase_Video_1989|César Aedo, Suitcase Reprise]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
 * Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_BAC_1992_Video|César Aedo, Clown and Mime]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)
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-* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Dog_and_Suitcase_Video_1989|César Aedo, Clown and Mime]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
+* Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_Statue_of_Liberty_Video_1989|César Aedo, "Statue of Liberty" entrée, in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Grandma Goes West'' (1989)
 * Video: [[Cesar_Aedo_BAC_1992_Video|César Aedo, Clown and Mime]], in the Big Apple Circus production of ''Goin' Places'' (1992)
 [[Category:Artists and Acts|Aedo, César]][[Category:Clowns|Aedo, César]]

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 When César Aedo attended Sunday school in Lima, in his native Peru, the priest who taught him entertained his pupils with silent one-reelers of Max Linder, Charlie Chaplin, Stan Laurel, Harold Lloyd, and Buster Keaton. This is why César eventually decided to become a silent comedian. After completing a B.A. degree in Sociology at the Universidad Nacional Federico Villareal, he went on to perform on street corners as a mime throughout Central and South America to pay his way to Europe, where he intended to study Political Science.
 He eventually landed to Paris, but a series of events prevented him from enrolling immediately in a university, and he continued to earn his living on street corners. At the end of 1979, he went to Geneva, Switzerland, to visit his sister. After a few weeks there, he had made his mind: Instead of Political Science, he would study mime in Paris&mdash;with ''the'' Master, Marcel Marceau, who had just opened his Ecole Internationale de Mime.
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 César appeared in various theater productions and mime festivals in Europe, but he continued his learning experience on street corners, mostly in Paris, where he worked at the same time as two other street performers who would make quite a name for themselves, [[David Shiner]] and [[Peter Shub]]. It is on a street corner that he was spotted by [[The Knie Dynasty|Louis Knie]]&mdash;which led to a contract for a season with [[Circus Knie]] in 1985.
 In 1987, César came to the United States to further study acting and dancing at Harvard University and at the Lee Stasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York City. He continued to support himself performing on street corners, becoming a regular ''busker'' at New York’s South Street Seaport. Then, in 1989, he landed a contract with the [[Big Apple Circus]], where he was featured in its production of ''Grandma Goes West''.