An inspiring new approach to acting from a respected drama teacher
- concise, succinct and full of practical exercises Nick Moseley is
fed up with the way acting is taught in this country: 'In a nation
which regards itself as the centre of world theatre, it is
disappointing how many actors seem unable to do the job.' He blames
the teachers and their underlying philosophy, which tells students:
'This is the training and you must fit yourself to it rather than
it to you.' As Head of Acting at a major drama school, he has
developed a system that is based on the individual's need to find
truth in everything they do, to be 'in the moment' and to react
instinctively to the other people on stage. In this book, he takes
the best of Stanislavski, David Mamet and Sanford Meisner to fuel
his own intensely practical approach. Starting with the technique
of Transactional Improvisation, he covers such topics as: The World
of the Play Inhabiting the Space Learning to Trust Your Body and
Approaches to Text.
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