The politics of American actor training [
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Routledge ,
c2010
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| Series: | Routledge advances in theatre and performance studies
11 |
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| Online Access: | NetLibrary |
Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Stanislavsky and politics : active analysis and the American legacy of Soviet oppression
- 3. Actor training meets historical thinking
- 4. The politics of Western pedagogy in the theatre of India
- 5. Degrees of choice
- 6. Training artists or consumers? Commentary on American actor training
- 7. Changing demographics : where is diversity in theatre programs in higher education and national associations?
- 8. The wild, wild East : report on the politics of American actor training overseas
- 9. Beyond race and gender : reframing diversity in actor-training programs
- 10. "They accused me of bein' a homosexual" : playing Kerry Cook in The exonerated
- 11. Identity politics and the training of Latino actors
- 12. Keeping it real without selling out : toward confronting and triumphing over racially-specific barriers in American acting training
- 13. Disability and access: a manifesto for actor training
- 14. Arrested or paralyzed? Reflections on the erotic life of an acting teacher