The director-actor relationship
Subtitle: essays & articles
By: by John D. Mitchell ; cover art and inside drawings by Matthew James Name
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Institute for Advanced Studies in the Theatre Arts Press
Published: 1992
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 170
Subjects: Theater; Production and direction; Acting
Notes: "In association with Florida Keys Community College."
Table of contents: title: Applied psychoanalysis in the drama; title: Applied psychoanalysis in the director-actor relationship; title: Contemporary American theatre ... a psychologic sounding board; title: Psychoanalytic approach to Kabuki: a study in personality and culture; title: The actor's "method", backstage at the Kabuki-za, Tokyo; title: A psychosocial approach to the Peking Opera; title: How the Chinese actor trains; interviews with two Peking Opera performers; title: Two faces of China; title: East-West understanding through the arts; title: Discussion; title: The theatre in India; title: A Sanskrit classic: Shakuntalā; title: The Sanskrit drama Shakuntalā; title: The theatre of India and Southeast Asia; title: Theatre of Western Europe; title: The theatre in Russia; title: The Moscow Art Theatre in rehearsal; title: The theatre of Western Europe: some highlights; title: Brecht's theatre, the Berliner Ensemble; title: In search of Commedia Dell'Arte; title: Andre Gide, rebel and conformist; title: The challenge of directing a neo-classical verse tragedy; title: Theatre in Mexico moves ahead; title: Riches from abroad; title: IASTA, an American innovation in workshop production; title: The International Amateur Theatre Association; title: Is the play the thing?