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A revelatory new examination from one of theatres most revered avant-garde artists.

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A corrosive drama about a self-destructive family by the award-winning playwright of The Brother/Sister Plays.

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Includes the text of Levine's monologue Edition of Eight, which formed the centerpiece of Bystanders, Levine's 2015 gallery exhibition at Toronto's Gallery TPW.

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With hands-on advice and instruction from an experienced actor and theatre director, this guide to starting a theatre company imparts essential backstage know-how for would-be playhouse practitioners on different things from fundraising and finding a space to selecting plays and successfully navigating tricky legal issues.

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Everything you need to know about men's health in one handy package.

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This collection of essays provides international perspectives on the full range of Barker's achievements, theatrical and otherwise -- .

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Combines excerpts from Hellmans controversial play and material from the 1936 case which sought to have the play banned.

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A master class on acting from the world-renowned star of stage and screen.

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Part of the "Stage by Stage" series, this work is the study of theatre in the 'Age of Baroque', the exciting period from the last decades of the seventeenth century to the early years of the nineteenth. It offers an account of what happened on stage above the sputtering, smoky footlights - a mere two rows of candles - and behind the scenes.

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This no-nonsense guide will prepare the actor for the perfect part in theater, on the web, or anything in...

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A collection of 64 monologues categorized by gender for use in the audition process, be it professional audition or audition course.

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A resource for actors, movement teachers and directors, exploring the physical skills needed for the stage and the screen. The contributors, who are from diverse performance traditions, explain how their particular disciplines came into being and why the skills involved are valuable to actors.

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Based on observations of the American Players Theatre production of Shakespeare's Much ado about nothing in the summer of 2014.

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Investigates the drive to create a national theatre as an aspect of the cultural, social and political life of modern Wales. Efforts to establish a National Theatre are discussed as a struggle to define the national identity in a volatile world. This work focuses on how national theatre helps in creation of the modern European Welsh man or woman.

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Brings together ten works that show the excitement and possibilities of the theater. Characterized by fragmenting structure, hypnotic rhythms, kaleidoscopic imagery, unpredictable characters, and lyrical language, these plays resemble puzzles from which the writers are teasing revelations.

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Provides an introduction for individuals and groups who wish to undertake the production of a play, aimed at the amateur enthusiast and those intending to pursue their interest further and undertake professional training. This book includes sections on various aspects of starting a drama group.

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Written to encourage new and experienced playwrights to build techniques for a greater range of creative expression in their work, with advice and exercises to guide playwrights towards thinking and working theatrically.

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Addresses the process of playwriting for the active playwright. Eight playwrights and their approaches to writing and revision are covered, and each case is followed by a series of activities that writers can employ in their own processes.

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The first critical edition devoted to Foreman's work.