The actor's ways and means
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The actor's ways and means
N. Hern Books , Routledge, Theatre Arts Books, c1995
Rev. ed
- : pbk : Nick Hern Books
- : pbk : Routledge
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Originally published: 2nd ed. London : Heinemann ; New York : Theatre Arts Books, 1979. With new introd. by Vanessa Redgrave
Includes bibliographical references (p. [123]-126)
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Published on the tenth anniversary of his death, a new edition of Michael Redgrave's famous book on acting -- with a new introduction by his daughter Vanessa.
Written when Michael Redgrave was at the height of his power and acclaim, The Actor's Ways and Means is a spirited and knowledgeable account of the most influential ideas about the art and craft of acting. Drawing on his own direct experience, Redgrave evaluates the influence of famous actors and directors, from Copeau to Stanislavski, from Meyerhold to Edward Gordon Craig.
This new edition is supplemented with sixteen pages of photos from the Redgrave family collection.
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