Other People’s Shoes: Thoughts on Acting

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Other People’s Shoes: Thoughts on Acting is a reflective book by British actor Harriet Walter that explores the craft, psychology, and practical realities of acting.

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instanceOf acting handbook
book
author Harriet Walter NERFINISHED
contains discussion of Shakespearean acting
discussion of gender in casting
discussion of stage versus screen acting
personal anecdotes
practical advice
reflections on specific roles
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
focusesOn character preparation
ethical questions in acting
practical aspects of acting
psychological aspects of acting
rehearsal process
working with directors
working with other actors
genre acting manual
memoir
theatre studies
hasAuthorBackground Royal Shakespeare Company performer
classically trained British actor
hasForm print
hasTheme balancing technique and instinct
empathy in acting
imagination in performance
relationship between actor and audience
responsibility of the actor
intendedAudience acting students
actors
general readers interested in theatre
theatre practitioners
language English
mainSubject acting
craft of acting
performance
professional life of actors
psychology of acting
theatre
narrativeForm reflective essays
perspective first-person
title Other People’s Shoes: Thoughts on Acting NERFINISHED
workExampleOf British theatre writing
actor-written craft book

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