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Actor's art and craft: William Esper teaches the Meisner technique / Esper, William; DiMarco, Damon 2008  Book
Esper, William Book
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Publication New York, Anchor Books, 2008.
Description xiii, 286pYellow and blue spine
Summary/Abstract William Esper, one of the leading acting teachers of our time, explains and extends Sanford Meisner's legendary technique, offering a clear, concrete, step-by-step approach to becoming a truly creative actor.
Standard Number 9780307279262 Pb.
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ID:   018024


Kids take the stage: Helping young people discover the creative outlet of theater / Peterson, Lenka; O'Connor, Dan 2006  Book
Peterson, Lenka Book
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Edition 2nd edition
Publication New York, Back Stage Books, 2006.
Description 258pPurple Spine
Summary/Abstract A classic guide to getting young people on stage and helping them create their own shows. Aimed at parents and teachers who work with young people ages 8-18.
Standard Number 0823077462 Pb.
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ID:   016910


Moving body: Teaching creative theatre / Lecoq, Jacques; Bradby, David(Tr.) 2001  Book
Lecoq, Jacques Book
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Publication New York, Routledge, 2001.
Description xiii, 169pYellow Spine
Summary/Abstract Until his death in 1999, Jacques Lecoq taught indefatigably at his International Theatre School, which he founded in 1956. Here, translated for the first time into English, Lecoq shares his unique philosophy and teaching methods, which together form one of the greatest influences on contemporary international theatre. Neutral mask, character masks and counter-masks, bouffons, acrobatics, commedia, clowns; all the famous Lecoq techniques are included - techniques that have made their way into the work of former collaborators and students such as Dario Fo, Ariane Mnouchkine, Julie Taymor, and Theatre de Complicite.
Standard Number 9780878301416 Pb.
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On theatre and the art of acting: A guide to discovery with exercises / Chekov, Michael; Pwers, Mala 2004  Book
Chekov, Michael Book
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Publication USA, The Working Arts Library, 2004.
Description 59pBlack spine
Summary/Abstract Michael Chekhov discusses the art of characterization, shortcuts to role preparation, how to awaken artistic feelings and emotions, overcoming inhibitions and building self-confidence, psycho-physical exercises, and the development of the ensemble spirit.
Contents Characterization -- Many-levelled acting -- Avoiding monotony in the actor's performance -- How to awaken artistic feelings and emotions -- Love in our profession -- Five guiding principles -- Overcoming inhibitions -- Short cuts to the part.
Standard Number 9781557835314 Pb.
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Princesses, dragons and helicopter stories: Storytelling and story acting in the early years / Lee, Trisha 2016  Book
Lee, Trisha Book
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Publication London, Routledge, 2016.
Description x, 106pBlack Spine
Summary/Abstract Based on the storytelling and story acting curriculum of Vivian Gussin Paley, this book provides a practical, step-by-step guide to using this approach with young children. Covering all aspects of the approach, Artistic Director Trisha Lee shows you how you can introduce Helicopter Stories to children for the first time, scribing their tales and then bring their ideas to life by acting them out.
Contents SECTION I The how: Helicopter Stories The four stages of introduction 1.A sense of anticipation: Introducing Story Acting 2.Would anyone like to tell me a story? Scribing a story around the stage 3.Creating a community of storytellers: Private Stories 4.The vital last step: Story Acting SECTION II The why: Storytelling and Story Acting 5.The enchanted place: Why is story so important? 6.Stories we may not want to hear: Guns, superheroes and taboos 7.Facing the monsters: Solving problems from a safe space 8.Shush, don't tell anyone: The big secret 9.She Bumped, and she Pow, and she landed, Bang: To scaffold or to model? 10.Onwards and upwards: Adapting Storytelling and Story Acting to new audiences.
Standard Number 9781138797659 Pb.
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To the actor: On the technique of acting / Chekov, Michael; Remisoff, Nicolai(Ill.); Brynner, Yul(Pref.) 2014  Book
Chekov, Michael Book
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Publication Connecticut, Martino Publishing, 2014.
Description xiii, 201pWhite spine
Summary/Abstract Chekov has recorded the results of his many years of experimenting, testing and verifying in the professional theater and schools of theater. He brings to the actor far greater insight into himself and the character he is to portray, which enables him to approach any role with new ease and skill. Chekhov was told by Stanislawsky to organize his observations and thoughts and present them to his audience.
Standard Number 9781614276593 Pb.
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