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Page 534
... actor and producer , was the first to apply to it academic principles of scholarship in reviving lost or forgotten masterpieces and opera forms . He restored historical accuracy and improved old costumes . In general , Chinese ...
... actor and producer , was the first to apply to it academic principles of scholarship in reviving lost or forgotten masterpieces and opera forms . He restored historical accuracy and improved old costumes . In general , Chinese ...
Page 549
... actor with the set . The third phase was the introduc- tion of objects for the actor to touch . With Appia and Craig there came the realization that an actor's move- ment shows up in contrast to inanimate objects , such as platforms and ...
... actor with the set . The third phase was the introduc- tion of objects for the actor to touch . With Appia and Craig there came the realization that an actor's move- ment shows up in contrast to inanimate objects , such as platforms and ...
Page 582
... actor and as a director , Stanis- lavsky demonstrated a remarkable subtlety in rendering psychological patterns and an exceptional talent for satir- ical characterization . Commanding respect from followers and adversaries alike ...
... actor and as a director , Stanis- lavsky demonstrated a remarkable subtlety in rendering psychological patterns and an exceptional talent for satir- ical characterization . Commanding respect from followers and adversaries alike ...
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