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... actor says , " Believe in me as the source ( the character ) . I will lose my identity in my attempt to ' become ' somebody else . Identify me not as myself but as the character involved . " Consequently , the actor locates himself ...
... actor says , " Believe in me as the source ( the character ) . I will lose my identity in my attempt to ' become ' somebody else . Identify me not as myself but as the character involved . " Consequently , the actor locates himself ...
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... Actor Sine Qua Non There can be no success in theatre without the one indispensable ingredient - the actor . When the curtain is drawn , the entire effort is beyond the control of the playwright , director , and designers and is in the ...
... Actor Sine Qua Non There can be no success in theatre without the one indispensable ingredient - the actor . When the curtain is drawn , the entire effort is beyond the control of the playwright , director , and designers and is in the ...
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Keith Brooks. The Techniques of an Actor We do know , however , that faulty technical aspects may prevent an actor from convincing anyone . These faults are generally traceable to what are called the instruments of the actor - voice and ...
Keith Brooks. The Techniques of an Actor We do know , however , that faulty technical aspects may prevent an actor from convincing anyone . These faults are generally traceable to what are called the instruments of the actor - voice and ...
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PROSPECTUS | 19 |
Gordon F Hostettler | 25 |
Trends in the History of Rhetoric 17 | 35 |
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