
Milestones in Actor Training
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Designed for weekly use on actor training and acting courses, the ten chosen milestones cover a wide range, culturally, historically, and geographically; from psychological realist acting in conventional plot-driven drama, through Commedia dell'Arte to the broader church of physical acting that overlaps with devising, mime, circus, contemporary dance, and other body-based genres, including Japanese No theatre. The book's principal concern is the theatre actor in text-based drama, sonic, or movement structures, though the final milestone encompasses acting for film and new media. This volume concentrates mainly on conceptions of acting as emergent or as reformulated in the West, with the majority coming from the late nineteenth century onwards.
Milestones are a range of accessible textbooks, breaking down the need-to-know moments in the social, cultural, political, and artistic development of foundational subject areas.
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Frank Camilleri is Professor of Theatre Studies at University of Malta, Malta
Content
Introduction
Paul Allain and Frank Camilleri
1 Zeami, No, and Cross-cultural Training Histories
Ashley Thorpe
2 Commedia dell'Arte: Training in the Troupe
Olly Crick
3 Stanislavsky and the Rock
Bella Merlin
4 French Foundations of Physicality
Ellie Nixon
5 Brecht and the 'Street Scene'
David Barnett
6 Grotowski and After: Embracing the Physical
Dominika Laster
7 Voice Training: The Wolfsohn-Hart Approach
Patrick Campbell and Margaret Pikes
8 Women in/and Actor Training
Lisa Peck
9 Intercultural Training: Barba and Bogart
Stephen Atkins
10 Technology and the Emergence of Performance Capture
Boyd Branch
Conclusion
Paul Allain and Frank Camilleri
MAT Timeline
Glossary of Key Terms
Index
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