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The Stanislavsky Method

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June 27, 2011

 

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As a director and producer, Stanislavsky believed that the mere external behavior of an actor was not sufficient to portray the unique inner world of a character. He felt that once an actor felt what the character was feeling, the emotion would then manifest itself physically, making the performance believable...
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This idea was the basis for the method that Stanislavsky created, now the most common acting style in Western theatre. Stanislavsky's method begins with relaxation. He called in an "occupational disease." One of Stanislavsky's most famous students, Lee Strasberg, believed it to be the actor's worst enemy...
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