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... techniques : Parallel with [ inner technique ] development should go the development of an external technique the perfecting of a physical apparatus which serves to incarnate the stage image created by the actor for his part , and also ...
... techniques : Parallel with [ inner technique ] development should go the development of an external technique the perfecting of a physical apparatus which serves to incarnate the stage image created by the actor for his part , and also ...
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... technique , adding a new emphasis on the analytic search for inner truth . The Group Theatre's stress on inner technique as the key to Stanislavski's teachings was reinforced by the American publication of Stanislavski's An Actor ...
... technique , adding a new emphasis on the analytic search for inner truth . The Group Theatre's stress on inner technique as the key to Stanislavski's teachings was reinforced by the American publication of Stanislavski's An Actor ...
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... technique and intellectual technique ( script analysis ) was incorporated into the Method but the physicality of the system was totally dismissed , and replaced by analytical considerations . According to Strasberg , the actor must be ...
... technique and intellectual technique ( script analysis ) was incorporated into the Method but the physicality of the system was totally dismissed , and replaced by analytical considerations . According to Strasberg , the actor must be ...
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