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LITOVTZEVA: Did you give them the mise en scene? STANISLAVSKY: The worst
mise en scene is the one given by the director. I watched them standing with their
back to me doing something. 1 heard everything and understood everything.
LITOVTZEVA: Did you give them the mise en scene? STANISLAVSKY: The worst
mise en scene is the one given by the director. I watched them standing with their
back to me doing something. 1 heard everything and understood everything.
Page 249
Supposing two of us are playing a scene, and one has decided that the scene
must be played lightly and forcibly, and the other person takes a different view of
the scene and feels that it must be managed in a very dark and very black way
with ...
Supposing two of us are playing a scene, and one has decided that the scene
must be played lightly and forcibly, and the other person takes a different view of
the scene and feels that it must be managed in a very dark and very black way
with ...
Page 351
1910) Mise en Scene of Phaedra, Act n, Scene v In Reflections on the Theatre,
Jean-Louis Barrault writes about Phaedra: "A classic is like a hidden treasure. Its
core is buried under so many layers of varnish, so many polishings, that it can be
...
1910) Mise en Scene of Phaedra, Act n, Scene v In Reflections on the Theatre,
Jean-Louis Barrault writes about Phaedra: "A classic is like a hidden treasure. Its
core is buried under so many layers of varnish, so many polishings, that it can be
...
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George II Duke of SaxeMeiningen | 81 |
Otto Brahm | 103 |
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| Title | Directors on directing: a source book of the modern theater |
| Authors | Toby Cole, Helen Krich Chinoy |
| Editors | Toby Cole, Helen Krich Chinoy |
| Contributors | Toby Cole, Helen Krich Chinoy |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Bobbs-Merrill, 1963 |
| Length | 464 pages |
| Subjects | › › Drama / General Performing Arts / General Performing Arts / Theater / Direction & Production Performing Arts / Theater / General |
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