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A Guide To Scenes & Monologues From Shakespeare And His Contemporaries
A Guide To Scenes & Monologues From Shakespeare And His Contemporaries

By Lisa A. Barnett, Kurt Daw, Julia Matthews

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finding Good Material For Scene Study, Monologue Work, And Auditions Is A Constant Challenge For Actors. This Volume Makes That Job A Whole Lot Easier. It Is A Complete Guide To Over Six Hundred Pl...

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Acting Shakespeare & His Contemporaries
Acting Shakespeare & His Contemporaries

By Kurt Daw, Daw, Kurt

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Acting in a play written by Shakespeare or his contemporaries can offer students special insight into the text that they are not likely to obtain otherwise. But it comes with its own unique challen...

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Acting: Thought Into Action, Revised Edition
Acting: Thought Into Action, Revised Edition

By Kurt Daw

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In the first edition of Acting, Kurt Daw paired cognitive research on the dynamic of the actors mind with a keen appreciation of the craft and history of acting, expanding the creative thought proc...

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Acting: Thought Into Action
Acting: Thought Into Action

By Kurt Daw

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