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  1. A Historical Perspective: Demands Of Classical Acting
  2. Three Challenges Of Acting
    1. Mastering the Craft of Acting
      1. The Performer's Body
      2. The Performer's Voice
      3. Centering
    2. Making Characters Believable
      1. The Development of Realistic Acting
        1. The Stanislavski System: A technique for realistic acting
          1. Relaxation
          2. Concentration and Observation
          3. Importance of Specifics
          4. Inner Truth
          5. Action Onstage: What? Why? How?
          6. Through Line of a Role
          7. Ensemble Playing
        2. Stanislavski and Psychophysical Action
      2. Modern Approaches to Realistic Acting
      3. Additional Training Techniques
      4. raining for Special Forms of Theater
    3. Synthesis and Integration

  3. Judging Performances
  4. Summary





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