The Improv Handbook by Tom Salinsky
A guide that covers the history of improvisation and includes chapters on spontaneity and the fundamentals of storytelling. It also includes sections on how to improvise in front of an audience and - just as crucially - how to attract an audience in the first place.-
An Actor Prepares
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The Right to Speak
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Actor Speaks
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Towards a Poor Theatre
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Building a Character
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The Moving Body (le Corps Poetique)
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Playing Shakespeare
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Creating a Role
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An Actor's Handbook
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"The Invisible Actor"
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Stanislavski: An Introduction
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How To Stop Acting
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The Vocal Arts Workbook + video
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Dance Composition
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Stanislavski And The Actor
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The RSC Shakespeare Toolkit for Primary Teachers
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Theatre Games
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Notes on Directing
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Off the Mic
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The Actor And His Body
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Actor Movement
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Acting Characters
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The Tricks of the Trade
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About Acting
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Meyerhold on Theatre
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Getting The Joke
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Speaking Shakespeare
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The Outstanding Actor
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The Director and the Stage
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Michael Chekhovs Acting Technique
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Stage Lighting - the technicians guide
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Stand Up
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Mastering Movement
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Voice and the Young Actor
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Voice and Speech for Musical Theatre
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Stanislavski
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The Methuen Drama Amateur Theatre Handbook
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