(Applause Books). Voice and speech training has long been a part of
the fabric of actor training and the training of those whose task
it has been to persuade through the voice: primarily actors,
politicians, lawyers, and other public speakers. Voice and Speech
Training in the New Millennium is a collection of interviews with
24 of today's leading voice and speech teachers, each of whom has
contributed to the advancement of the field and made today's
training a cutting edge component of actor training. Included are
interviews with master teachers Richard Armstrong, Cicely Berry,
Patsy Rodenburg, Kristin Linklater, Catherine Fitzmaurice, Dudley
Knight, Robert Barton, Rocco DalVera, Natsuko Ohama, Nancy Krebs,
Bonnie Raphael, Susan Sweeney, Fran Bennett, Louis Colaianni, Nancy
Houfek, Jan Gist, Andrea Haring, Saul Kotzubei, Robert Neff
Williams, Andrew Wade, David Carey, Phil Thompson, Deb Kinghorn,
and Gillian Lane-Plescia. Amidst their similarities and differences
in approach is a unified spirit and acknowledgment that voice work
is of fundamental importance to the actor's training process and
has the potential to resonate profoundly with the actor and with
the audience.
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