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Each chapter concludes with “Suggestions for Further Reading.”
1.An Overview: Some Questions Answered.
Why Act?
Is There an Ideal Actor?
Can Actors Be Classified?
What Should the Actor Know?
What is the “Illusion of the First Time”?
Questions and Exercises.
2.Early Acting and Acting Theories.
The First Actors.
What the Ancients Tell Us.
The Decline of the Theatre.
The Commedia dell'Arte.
Shakespeare and His Actors.
The Seventeenth Century.
David Garrick: An Actor Speaks.
The Great Debate—Emotion vs. Reason.
Short Notes on the Heritage of Some Notable Actors.
More Actors and Actresses.
3.Stanislavski and Beyond.
The “Method.”
After Stanislavski.
The Director and Freedom for the Actor.
Short Notes on the Heritage of Some Notable Actors.
More Actors and Actresses.
4.The Body and Stage Movement.
How the Body Is Organized.
Tension and Relaxation.
The Body in Action.
Warming Up.
5.Voice and the Actor.
One Voice or Many?
Factors of a Good Stage Voice.
Vocal Production.
Projection.
Getting the Most from the Dialogue.
Vocal Exercises.
6.Getting Around on the Stage.
The Stage and Stage Areas.
Stage Positions and the Actor.
Stage Movement and the Audience.
Using Movement.
Specialized Stage Problems.
Listening.
Exercises.
7.Using Improvisation.
Improvisations for Larger Groups.
Improvisations for One Actor.
Improvisations for Two or More Actors.
Last-Line Improvisations.
8.Combating Stage Fright.
What Is Stage Fright?
Some Suggested Causes.
Do Experienced Actors Have Stage Fright?
What Can Be Done About It?
9.Auditioning and Preparing a Role.
The Audition Process.
Basic Steps in Developing a Role.
Finding One’s Own Approach.
Exercises.
Ambiguous Dialogue.
Monologues.
Scenes.
10.Putting the Role Onstage.
Rehearsal Guidelines.
The Three Vs of Good Acting.
Concentration.
Getting into the Role.
Judging the Actor's Work.
Scenes.
11.Style and Other Problems.
Comedy and Farce.
Tragedy.
Period Plays in General.
Shakespearean Plays.
Sustained Speeches.
Central Staging.
Scenes.
12.Acting for the Camera.
Shooting the Television Drama.
Television and the Theatre.
Television Acting.
Subtlety and Intimacy.
Acton and Reaction.
Reviewing the Rules.
Exercises.
A Glossary of Theatre Terms.
Index.
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Janet Griebel
reviewed Introduction to Acting on May 31, 2009
Introduction to Acting
Great book that really made me think about women creatives and how they're treated in the world of Classical theatre. Complete with great pictures from the productions of the women interviewed, this is a great book for those who have a double major in theatre and gender studies, or simply fans of British theatre.
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