Mikael Jonathan Rudolph
Published February 26, 2010
Mikael Jonathan Rudolph, 51
Bainbridge Island native Mikael Jonathan Rudolph died peacefully in his home in Minneapolis on Feb. 26, following a six-month battle with acute myelogenous leukemia.
Mikael was a mime and vaudeville performer well-known to audiences at renaissance and fringe festivals, churches and schools nationwide. He taught swing, salsa and ballroom dance in the Twin Cities and was a political activist who co-founded Impeach For Peace and worked tirelessly with others toward political reform.
He is preceded in death by parents John and Natalie; sister Kristi; and his cat Louie. He is survived by brother James; nephew Zephyr; nieces Jamila; Rio and Trinity; great-niece Aliyah; cats Ash Moxie and Jabo; and many friends who love him. Contributions may be made to Visitation Monastery of Minneapolis or RESCU Foundation. Memorial service details to follow at www.mikaelthemime.com.