Method--or Madness?: With an Introd. by Harold Clurman, Volume 10 |
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... to say about you . In the next , the third , rehearsal , I think it ' s a good idea to
read through once again and this time point out certain clues in the play — you
can do it to yourself if the director doesn ' t , but the director should point them 144
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... to say about you . In the next , the third , rehearsal , I think it ' s a good idea to
read through once again and this time point out certain clues in the play — you
can do it to yourself if the director doesn ' t , but the director should point them 144
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rector doesn ' t , but the director should point them out to you - clues the author
has put in the script . The director should stop periodically and point out from
these clues the direction your part is going to take . Now it is the time for you to
find out ...
rector doesn ' t , but the director should point them out to you - clues the author
has put in the script . The director should stop periodically and point out from
these clues the direction your part is going to take . Now it is the time for you to
find out ...
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Or let us say that the director suddenly feels it is more exciting for you not to be
looking right at her at that moment . The point is you now know so much about it
that the director can safely say , “ Although you have previously been looking at
her ...
Or let us say that the director suddenly feels it is more exciting for you not to be
looking right at her at that moment . The point is you now know so much about it
that the director can safely say , “ Although you have previously been looking at
her ...
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