Different Every Night: Freeing the Actor  6448

  • Foreword   Pam Ferris
  • A Practical Guide
  • Health and Safety Warnings

1 Introductions

  • Curriculum Vitae
  • The Primacy of the Actor
  • Permanent Training

2 Concepts

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  • Process v. Results
  • Want! Do! Feel!
    • Want: Objectives
    • Scene Objectives
    • Through-Lines
    • Super-Objectives
    • Counter-Objectives
    • Do: Actions
    • Beats
    • Obstacles
    • The Hierarchy of Actions and Objectives
    • Feel: Emotion
    • Given Circumstances

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3 Preparation

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  • The Purpose of Preparation
  • Preparing the Text
    • Deconstructing the Text
    • Titling the Acts
    • Sections
    • Units
    • Actions
    • A Pyramid of Titles
  • Preparing the rehearsals
  • Casting

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4 The Work: Rehearsal, Production, Performance

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  • Rehearsal: Some Basic Principles
  • Strand One: The Text
    • Stage One: Actioning
    • Stage Two: Text – No Text – Text
    • Stage Three: Feeding-In
    • Stage Four: Points of Concentration
    • Logic Text
  • Strand Two: Character
    • The Starting Point
    • The Character Lists
    • Character Development
    • Techniques Towards Characterisation
    • The Actor and the Role
  • Strand Three: The World of the Play
    • Discovering new Worlds
    • Starting Points
    • Self-Blocking
    • Practice: A Handful of Dust; Marriage
  • Bringing the strands together
  • Production
  • Performance

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5 Unclogging the work

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  • Clearing the decks for action
  • Bad behaviour
  • Actors and directors
  • Actors’ Fears
  • Directors’ Fears
  • Rigour

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6 Coda: Summing Up

  • Recapitulation
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