Results for: books tagged ‘Stagecraft’
Meditations on Metamorphosis: Steven Berkoff
'Franz Kafka has found his perfect modern interpreter in Steven Berkoff.' Financial TimesFocusing on rehearsals for the 1992 Mitsubishi Theater, Tokyo, production of his adaptation of Kafka's Metamorphosis, Steven Berkoff ... More
Theatre for Children: David Wood and Janet Grant
Described by The Times as 'the national children's dramatist', David Wood has been writing, adapting, directing and acting in plays for children for more than twenty-five years. His best known ... More
True and False: David Mamet
The Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, director and teacher has written a blunt, unsparingly honest guide to acting. In True and False David Mamet overturns conventional opinion and tells aspiring actors ... More
The Voice Book: Michael McCallion
As babies we had no problem vocalizing - we cried, loud and long. But as we learned the highly intellectual activity of shaping our thoughts and feelings in language, we ... More
Impro for Storytellers: Keith Johnstone
Since the Sixties, Keith Johnstone has led the work on improvisation in theatre, schools and universities. His unique ideas, set out in the classic text, Impro, have now been taken ... More
She Also Wrote Plays: Susan Croft
From Hrotswitha to Wertenbaker . . .Looking for plays by women to produce, perform or read?Teaching Drama, Literature or Gender Studies and looking for new material?She Also Wrote Plays provides ... More
A Pocket Guide to Twentieth-Century Drama: Stephen Unwin and Carole Woddis
Are you searching for an overview of the most significant plays? Are you looking for a snapshot analysis? Do you want to know the social and theatrical context? A Pocket ... More
On Acting: Mary Luckhurst and Chloe Veltman
Top flight actors from Britain and the United States - including Willem Dafoe, Eve Ensler, Miriam Margolyes, Hugh Quarshie, Anthony Sher and Elaine Stritch - discuss their craft in a ... More
Twelfth Night (Viola): Emma Fielding
Emma Fielding, an actor of subtle and discerning power, played Viola over a period of eighteen months in the mid-nineties for the Royal Shakespeare Company. She pinpoints the inspiration behind ... More
Macbeth (Lady Macbeth): Harriet Walter
Harriet Walter, one of the greatest actors of her generation, takes us with her on an all-encompassing search for the reality behind the enigma that is Lady Macbeth, and on ... More
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