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This volume collects the brilliant lectures which the great actor Michael Chekhov presented at his studio classes in New York in 1941. His technique and philosophy of acting initially derived from his Moscow Art Theatre work with Stanislavsky. Under such titles as "The Psychological Gesture," "The Imagination," "Continuous Acting," the Chekhov teaching method of psycho-physical exercises, improvisations, scene study, and "Questions and Answers" reveals its continued importance for actor training today.
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Matt Horns
reviewed Lessons for the Professional Actor on February 05, 2011
Lessons for the Professional Actor
I give it an "A" for inspiration. I was particularly moved by Chekhov's hopefulness and his vision of the Theatre of the Future. His dedication to the form, his exercises and his belief in the importance of Theatre filled me right up with good stuff. My copy is all marked up with stuff I want to try when I get a chance.
Here's the blog entry I wrote about reading this book:
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