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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 68. Chapters: Constantin Stanislavski, Lee Strasberg, Uta Hagen, Arvind Gaur, Stella Adler, Anupam Kher, Amal Allana, Ratan Thiyam, Sandy Meisner, Shanta Gandhi, Jo Riley, Jay W. Jensen, Viola Spolin, Charles E. Conrad, Michael Chekhov, William Pope.L, Charlotta Eriksson, Caroline Muller, Bryan O'Byrne, Barry John, Serge Wolkonsky, Jeanne Clemson, Norah Richards, Howard Fine, Josephine Dillon, Balwant Gargi, Ebrahim Alkazi, Carolina Kuhlman, Sachin Gupta, Betty Deland, Karolina Bock, Maria Franck, Jeff Corey, Paul Sills, Lindy Davies, Eric Morris, Richard Courtney, George Morrison, Daniel Caldwell, Paul Sorensen, Mohan Maharishi, Yat Malmgren, Hayes Gordon, Andrei Droznin, Anne Marie Milan Desguillons, Paul Nicholas Mason, Christina Kokubo, Ben Bard, Sofia Lovisa Graa, Otto Felix, Lawrence Carra, Gustav Abergsson, Craig Slaight, Leila Hayes, Ian Saville, Mark Robson, John R. Powers, Lauri Peters, Assumpta Serna, Jeff Celentano, Graeme K. Talboys, Cheryl Kennedy, Michael Troughton, Dennis Scott, Nils Almlof, Walt Witcover, Sandra Seacat, Heisnam Kanhailal, Christine Willes, Anne Carlisle, Knut Almlof, Alex Cole Taylor, Allardyce Nicoll, John Lazarus, Maynard Morrison, Sally Knyvette, Pauline Brailsford, Colm Magner, Terry Schreiber, Kristin Williamson, Yvonne Brewster, Monica May, Krista Sutton, Sonja Tallis, Janet Amsden, Elsie Fogerty, Giancarlo Prete, Jerry McGonigle. Excerpt: Constantin Sergeyevich Stanislavski (Russian: ) (17 January 1863 - 7 August 1938), was a Russian actor and theatre director. Building on the directorially-unified aesthetic and ensemble playing of the Meiningen company and the naturalistic staging of Antoine and the independent theatre movement, Stanislavski organized his realistic techniques into a coherent and usable 'system.' Thanks to its promotion and development by acting teachers who were former st...
