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... actors had been used as puppets to illustrate Meyerhold's theories . Yet these productions had an important effect on him as a demonstration of the slavish obedience to which the dictatorial producer could reduce his actors . He ...
... actors had been used as puppets to illustrate Meyerhold's theories . Yet these productions had an important effect on him as a demonstration of the slavish obedience to which the dictatorial producer could reduce his actors . He ...
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... actors to Burgundy , where , besides studying acting , they worked in the fields and in a carpenter's shop and took part in the local wine festival . The peasants called them " Les Copiaux , " under which name they first appeared at ...
... actors to Burgundy , where , besides studying acting , they worked in the fields and in a carpenter's shop and took part in the local wine festival . The peasants called them " Les Copiaux , " under which name they first appeared at ...
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... actors , even for a season . Instead , single- show contracts were negotiated . A manager or an actor would select a play that he thought might achieve an extended run , raise the necessary financial backing , hire actors , stage ...
... actors , even for a season . Instead , single- show contracts were negotiated . A manager or an actor would select a play that he thought might achieve an extended run , raise the necessary financial backing , hire actors , stage ...
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