Pantomime (noun)

1. A type of theatrical performance, typically performed at Christmas, in which a story is acted out using gestures, mime, and dance, but no dialogue.
2. A performance or exhibition of miming.

Origin:

The word 'pantomime' comes from the greek words 'panto', meaning all, and 'mime', meaning mimic.

Examples:

1. The pantomime was a traditional Christmas event for families.
2. The audience enjoyed the comic pantomime.
3. The mime performed a pantomime about a man trying to escape from a box.
4. The pantomime was full of visual gags and physical humor.
5. The pantomime was a silent performance relying on body language and gestures.