(Ebook) Theatre Arts on Acting 1st Edition by Laurence Senelick ISBN 9780415774925 0415774926

(Ebook) Theatre Arts on Acting 1st Edition by Laurence Senelick ISBN 9780415774925 0415774926

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ISBN 10: 0415774926
ISBN 13: 9780415774925
Author: Laurence Senelick

(Ebook) Theatre Arts on Acting 1st Edition Table of contents:

Part I: Acting in the American Tradition

1. Acting and the New Stagecraft

2. The Place of the Actor in “The New Movement”

3. Billets-doux

• To a Well-Dressed Wretched Young Lady

• To an Actress Warming Her Hands

• To the Victim of a Long Run

• To an Actor Who Desires to Act Parts with a Grand Style

• To an Actor on Kidding

• To One Who Is Apologetic

• To an Actress Who Wishes to Get Herself in Place

4. Paul Muni: A Profile and a Self-Portrait

5. Margaret Sullavan

6. Comedienne from Radcliffe: Josephine Hull

7. Laurette Taylor

8. Seven Interviews in Search of Good Acting

• Brown Adams

• Herbert Berghof

• Stella Adler

• Sanford Meisner

• Erwin Piscator

• Lee Strasberg

• Vera Soloviova

9. That Wonderful, Deep Silence

10. Shakespeare and the American Actor

11. Geraldine Page: The Irony of a Legend

12. Jason Robards, Jr.

13. George C. Scott

14. Maureen Stapleton

15. Dear Diary . . .

• Dear Diary: (Ugh!)

• Sunday, February 5th

• Monday, February 6th

• Tuesday, February 7th

• Wednesday, February 8th

• Thursday, February 9th

• Friday, February 10th

• Saturday, February 11th

• Sunday, February 12th

• Monday, February 13th

• Tuesday, February 14th

• Wednesday, February 15th

• Thursday, February 16th

• Friday, February 17th

• Saturday, February 18th

• Sunday, February 19th

• Monday, February 20th

• Tuesday, February 21st

• Wednesday, February 22nd

• Thursday, February 23rd

• Friday, February 24th

• Saturday, February 25th

• Sunday, February 26th

• The Opening, February 27th

• May 1st

16. Julie Harris

Part II: The British Legacy

17. A Crux in English Acting

18. Acting in My Time

• I

• II

• III

• IV

• V

19. An Artist’s Apprenticeship: Chapters from an Autobiography

• 1904–1914: "Overture, Beginners"

• 1914–1922

• 1922

• 1923

• 1926

• 1928

• 1929

• 1930

20. The Gielgud Macbeth

21. John Gielgud: Actor

22. The Actor as Biographer: Wilfrid Lawson

23. Gertrude Lawrence

24. The Oliviers

25. Sir Laurence and Larry

26. Shaw and the Actor: Interviews with Rex Harrison and Siobhán McKenna

• Rex Harrison on Henry Higgins

• Siobhán McKenna on Saint Joan

27. An Actor Stakes His Claim

28. Albert Finney

Part III: Foreign Modes of Performance

29. How Reinhardt Works with His Actors

30. The Month of Duse (Excerpts)

31. Eleonora Duse: The Last Phase

32. Giovanni Grasso

33. Mei Lan-Fang

34. Between Curtains: The Acting of the Abbey Theatre

35. The Actor and the Revolution

• I

• II

• III

• IV

36. Child of Silence

37. Louis Jouvet: The Triumph of Deceit

38. Lotte Lenya

Part IV: Stanislavsky and His Followers

39. Stanislavsky to His Players

40. Perspective in Character Building

41. Fundamentals of Acting

42. An Actor Prepares: A Comment on Stanislavsky’s Method

43. An Actor Prepares: Comments on Stanislavsky’s Method

• by Robert Sherwood

• by Harold Clurman

• by Norris Houghton

44. The Group Theatre: In Its Tenth Year – A Critical Estimate

45. The Actor’s Lab

46. Past Performances

47. An Actor Must Have Three Selves

48. A Study of the Actors Studio

49. A Point of View and a Place to Practice It

50. Wanted: More Stars, Less “Method”

Part V: The Actor and His Role

51. The Actor Attacks His Part: Lynn Fontanne and Alfred Lunt

• Lynn Fontanne

• Alfred Lunt

52. A Play in the Making: The Lunts Rehearse Amphitryon 38

53. The Actor Attacks His Part: Nazimova

54. The Actor Attacks His Part: Katharine Cornell

55. The Actor Attacks His Part: Burgess Meredith

56. The Actor-Dancer Attacks His Part: Fred Astaire

57. The Singing Actress Attacks Her Part: Lotte Lehmann

58. Great Roles Reborn: Bette Davis Tells Ramon Romero How Regina, The Old Maid, and Miss Moffat Came to the Screen

Part VI: Technical Matters

59. The Voice in the Theatre

60. Illusion in Acting

61. The Lazy Actor

62. Type-Casting: The Eighth Deadly Sin

63. The Moribund Craft of Acting

64. Speak the Speech, I Pray You

65. Notes on Film Acting

66. The Actor as Thinker

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