3 Things Actors Should Never Forget
New Collective LA co-founder and instructor Greg Braun reconnects actors with essential activities.
The Craft
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Shakespeare Behind Bars Helps Inmates Seize Their Present
I have learned many truths since founding Shakespeare Behind Bars in Kentucky in 1995, bringing art, theater, and the works of William Shakespeare into correctional facilities.
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Techniques to Help Physical Performance
How to get out of the head and into the body.
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Write Without Yourself in Mind
Eileen Rivera, a New York-based writer and producer, found writing becomes much more effective if she didn't write herself into her plays.
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Aleksey Burago, artistic director of the Russian Arts Theater & Studio, gives theater actors five general rules to live by.
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How to Connect Yourself to the Character
Peter Jensen, co-artistic director of the T. Schreiber Studio & Theatre, shares how actors can connect with their characters.
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The Key to a Career in Voiceover
Fiona Jones, producer for Dream Out Loud Media, gives tips on how to get your voiceover career started.
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3 Ways to Change Your Perspective on Auditions
Kathy Deitch of Audition Boot Camp offers keys to the solution.
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Staying Fresh and Alive With Theater for One
Ana Margineanu, director of the recent “Hotel Project,” discusses the ways in which performers and spectators feed and replenish one another.
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Cheryl King on Renewing the Play
Playwright, director, and actor Cheryl King sheds light on learning how to prune and shape as a writer-performer.
