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In the four decades since its first publication, Michael Chekhov's To the Actor has become a standard text for students of the theater. This new, definitive version of his master work clarifies the principles Chekhov taught Yul Brynner, Gregory Peck, Marilyn Monroe, and Anthony Quinn, among others. Line drawings.

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The Stanislavski "system" is still the only comprehensive method of actor training we posses. This text traces the growth of the "system" from its roots in the tradition of Russian realism, and charts the various phases it went through until the final emergence of the Method of Physical Action.

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"The Actor's Secret is comprised of explorations and exercises developed from the Alexander Technique, a practical method for self-improvement and neuromuscular reeducation; Breathing Coordination, an approach that increases breathing capacity and awareness; and Somatic Experiencing

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The first step-by-step guide to the innovative Pulse Approach, which gives theatre makers tools for improvisation with text-based work.

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Become the actor you must be to turn your dreams into reality. For over 25 years, Bernard Hillers revolutionary techniques and exercises have produced unprecedented success for actors, artists, and performers all around the world.

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Nail your next audition with a step by step audition checklist to book more work and build more industry fans.

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"A Life in Acting" is a practical guide for aspiring and established theater actors looking to make a consistent living doing meaningful, creative work on the stage. Author Lisa Mulcahy communicates her advice through a series of interviews and "war stories" that will have you taking notes and laughing until your sides hurt.

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"It will not disappoint . . ." Ian McKellen, from the Foreword

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This groundbreaking guide defies most modern acting methods by rejecting emotion as an acting tool. With the help of this book, actors will see beyond the prevailing "objective obstacle" approach and look primarily to the text the playwright provides.

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A step-by-step guide from a Broadway director and renowned acting...

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Improve your acting skills and become more expressive in body and voice by following the teachings of Rudolf Laban, one of the most important movement theorists of the twentieth...

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Detailed advice from Hollywood's top industry pros gives extra tips, and an up-to-the-minute appendix makes contacting agents, studios, soap operas, and game shows a...

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For any actor in or on the way to New York City, this is the definitive source for advice, winning strategies, marketing techniques, and invaluable insights to being a successful New York actor. A

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An exciting new volume based on Henry Siddons illustrated guidebook for actors originally published in 1807.

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This book is for actors and is a collection of "open scenes" that contain little to no stage directions or indications regarding specific emotions in order for the actor to trust both the text and him- or herself, his or her partner, and the moment.

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Through a series of easy-to-follow exercises, this work aims to show both novice and experienced actors how to conquer the challenges of acting Shakespeare. Written by an acclaimed director and drama coach, it cover the skills needed for effective voice delivery: correct breathing, scansion, phrasing, and rhythm.