Directors on Directing: A Source Book of the Modern TheaterToby Cole, Helen Krich Chinoy |
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... character they represent , and that at certain moments in the action their hands , their back , and their feet can be more expressive than any oral ranting ; That every time the actor is revealed beneath the character , the dramatic ...
... character they represent , and that at certain moments in the action their hands , their back , and their feet can be more expressive than any oral ranting ; That every time the actor is revealed beneath the character , the dramatic ...
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... character to surrender themselves completely , strip themselves of every conscious trick , disdaining to court approval by commanding it by the very honesty of their aims . I firmly believe that an actor's mental attitude is instantly ...
... character to surrender themselves completely , strip themselves of every conscious trick , disdaining to court approval by commanding it by the very honesty of their aims . I firmly believe that an actor's mental attitude is instantly ...
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... character . Thus , the conventional theater shields actions from criticism . Actions are presented as proceeding , ineluctably , according to laws of nature , from the character of those who perform them . For our demonstra- tor , on ...
... character . Thus , the conventional theater shields actions from criticism . Actions are presented as proceeding , ineluctably , according to laws of nature , from the character of those who perform them . For our demonstra- tor , on ...
Contents
George II Duke of SaxeMeiningen | 81 |
Otto Brahm | 103 |
Vladimir NemirovichDanchenko | 119 |
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