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Konstantin Sergeyevich Stanislavski (‹The
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being considered for deletion.› Russian: Константин Сергеевич Станиславский, IPA: [kənstɐnʲˈtʲin...
- the
American Method acting teacher Uta
Hagen defines her
recommended Stanislavskian approach as 'presentational' acting, as
opposed to 'representational'...
- actor, to
behave in the way the
character does?" The
contrast is the
Stanislavskian question, "Given the
particular cir****stances of the play, how would...
- in 1935 by
Harold Clurman,
proved to be
excellent vehicles for the
Stanislavskian aesthetic. The
following year, the
group produced the Paul Green-Kurt...
-
Wayang Wong – and
juxtaposes these intense interactions with
Stanislavskian and post-
Stanislavskian actor training techniques. The
process of
skills acquisition...
- and
unproblematic way; on the other, that the
speech offers a proto-
Stanislavskian view of the art of acting. The
first elides the
difference between author...
-
action -
mental and physical." Jean
Benedetti understands action in a
Stanislavskian context more
simply as "What is done in
order to
fulfill a Task," a...
- (1999a, 18).
Counsell (1996, 25–26).
Despite this distinction, however,
Stanislavskian theatre, in
which actors "experience"
their roles,
remains "representational"...
- of the
author trying to
write it.
Maybe I’ve
bought into a kind of
Stanislavskian theory of
needing the
stakes of my
writing to be as high as
those of...
- to the wide
variety of
acting techniques rather than to any
specific Stanislavskian,
Strasbergian or
Adlerian discipline and he
placed students with tutors...
