To the Actor: On the Technique of Acting

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"To the Actor: On the Technique of Acting" is a seminal acting manual by Michael Chekhov that outlines his influential psycho-physical approach to performance and character creation.

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instanceOf acting manual
book
aimsTo develop actor’s creative individuality
integrate body and psychology in acting
author Michael Chekhov NERFINISHED
basedOn Michael Chekhov’s teaching
contrastsWith purely psychological acting methods
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describes Michael Chekhov acting technique NERFINISHED
emphasizes objective and intention in performance
physical actions as pathway to inner life
use of imagination over personal emotion
explores atmosphere in performance
centers and qualities of movement
ensemble work
imagination in acting
psychological gesture
radiation and energy on stage
focusesOn psycho-physical approach to acting
genre non-fiction
theatre studies
hasForm prose
hasReputation influential text in 20th-century theatre
seminal work on acting
influenced American acting pedagogy
European acting pedagogy
contemporary acting training
intendedAudience acting coaches
acting students
professional actors
language English
partOf Michael Chekhov acting tradition NERFINISHED
relatedTo Konstantin Stanislavski’s system
studiedBy acting teachers
film actors
stage actors
subject acting technique
character creation
performance
teaches methods for building stage presence
methods for creating character
methods for working with impulses
usedIn actor training programs
drama schools

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Michael Chekhov notableWork To the Actor: On the Technique of Acting
Michael Chekhov wrote To the Actor: On the Technique of Acting