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Mastering Shakespeare: An Acting Class in Seven Scenes |
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Rating:  Summary: A must buy Review: I have had the very good fortune to have worked with Scott Kaiser as an actor at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival and so when his book was published I was quick to pick up a copy. This book is a brilliantly informative, insightful and entertaining compilation of the type of work that Mr. Kaiser expertly has employed with professional actors and students over many years of directing, coaching, and teaching. It serves actors of all levels as an invaluable guide to working with Shakespeare's language -- it is destined to become a classic. Anyone interested in classical acting and performing Shakespeare should definitely buy a copy of this invaluable resource.
Rating:  Summary: Packed with important insights Review: Scott Kaiser's text covering fundamental issues in acting Shakespeare draws on both drama and literary basics, revealing a method whereby contemporary young actors can hone their art of Shakespeare plays. From pronunciation and focal points to learning how to 'speak a score' to an audience, Mastering Shakespeare is packed with important insights.
Rating:  Summary: Actors, Teachers, Students: Buy this Book! Review: This book is so useful! As an actor graduating with my MFA in May, I have already successfully used the tools outlined in this book for auditions, scene work and in performance. The information is fresh, clear and really accessible. I would recommend this book for actors of all levels, as well as for teachers looking for simple, practical advice to offer their students working on Shakespeare.
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