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Now on Stage: Un-Theater

Playhouses aren’t just for plays anymore. At least not if mime shows at two key Southland venues this summer are an indication.

Geoff Hoyle’s “Feast of Fools” closed recently at the La Jolla Playhouse, and Marcel Marceau opens at the Geffen Playhouse on Wednesday. In both cases, more such acts are likely to follow.

La Jolla Playhouse and the Geffen Playhouse are unusual among the nation’s regional theaters in their ongoing commitment to mime and the circus arts. Featuring clowns, jugglers, acrobats, puppeteers and others more often associated with cabaret or variety, the genre is characterized by a heavy reliance on physical skills. It’s sometimes referred to as “new vaudeville.”

Since the mid-1980s, La Jolla Playhouse has programmed an array of new vaudeville artists--Hoyle, Bill Irwin, Avner the Eccentric, the Flying Karamazov Brothers, Mump and Smoot, the Invisible Circus and others--both in their own works and, in some cases, as actors in plays. Befo