acting

Contains over forty monologues for men drawn from plays produced in Britain and America between 1985 and 1995; and includes introductions and commentaries by the editors.

Audition pieces for men and women from plays of the nineteenth century romantic and realistic theatre period.

Detailed guide for every actor and acting student with information on techniques and guidelines for successful auditions and callbacks.

Traces the history of acting, discussing the requirements of a career in acting and including profiles of actors who work in theater, radio, television, and film.

A guide to the Stanislavski method of acting, providing background information on Russian actor and director Konstantin Stanislavski, and discussing his method of physical actions,the elements of an action, character building, and other topics.

Gives twenty creative improv workshop activities.

Discusses the use of the game structure as a basis of theater training, examining the theory and foundations of teaching and directing theater, providing an outline of workshop exercises, and offering comments on children in the theater and on directing community productions.

Provides answers to hundreds of questions about acting in Hollywood.