Exit through the fireplace : the great days of rep
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Exit through the fireplace : the great days of rep
John Murray, 1998
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 285) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Local rep has been the training ground for many of the best-known actors and directors, and in this book Kate Dunn draws on theatre people's first-hand experiences to trace the rise and fall of this great British institution.
目次
- I'm not going to leave until you give me a job
- one and a goat to Rose Bank
- not Inigo Jones!
- what do you want to go to New York for? You're in Liverpool!
- surviving the Siege at Lucknow
- doing Fit Up you touch with your fingertips the line back to Burbage
- always give an answer
- I once had digs in a place called Ham Row - very appropriate
- dancing round each other's egos
- the flat applauded far more than the audience
- you have no safety net on stage
- once an actor asked the prompter, "What's the next line?" - the prompter replied, "What's the play?"
- Maria? Maybe she has gone bear bating
- don't worry about me dear, you go to the ball
- she let out a piercing scream
- to me, versatility is all
- you found out very quickly what you couldn't do rather more slowly what you could do
- most actors will tell you that the audience is the maker of the play
- it's been mooted all my life that theatre is dead.
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