Acting techniques books

In a style similar to her co-authored book PEOPLE LIKE US, Jana Carman offers a new collection of intriguing sketches...  Read More >>

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Acting: A Drama Studio Source Book is an invaluable handbook for drama teachers and students for use in the experimental...  Read More >>

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STELLA ADLER THE ART OF THE ART OF ACTING  Read More >>

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This is a book for theatre-lovers, written for anyone who shares the author's curiosity about the art of acting...  Read More >>

A major new exploration of the dramatic arts  Read More >>

Inspired by the work of Polish director Jerzy Grotowski, this guide to acting technique explains how a special series...  Read More >>

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By way of improvisation and games, this volume helps to teach both language arts as well as acting and theatrical...  Read More >>

Explores the actor as subversive celebrant in premodern popular theatre, with special attention to Aristophanes'...  Read More >>

Paper Edition. This book discusses fifteen plays, addressing Shakespeare's experimentation, the power and intelligence...  Read More >>

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Here, for the first time, on CD with a corresponding book of monologues, in one convenient package -- 13 essential...  Read More >>

This unique and unusual compilation contains some of the greatest recordings from the beginning of the recording...  Read More >>

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In her classic handbook, Cicely Berry, Voice Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company and world-famous voice teacher,...  Read More >>

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Lope de Vega (1562-1635) represents seventeenth-century Spain due to his dramatic output and his solid reflection...  Read More >>

A definitive text describing the analysis and synthesis of movement. The author was one of Europe's great dancers...  Read More >>

Examining the author's own techniques of voice production in acting, this book encompasses the author's own methods...  Read More >>

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