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Actor Trainers on Acting is a comprehensive, diverse and forwardthinking examination of the craft of acting written by leading experts from across the world.
The book reflects on the evolving relationship between actor training and the contemporary and future world and considers how directly actor training relates to the living experiences of its stakeholders. Examining the training provider's role in looking forward to a sustainable and resilient future, this book considers what opportunities there are to be created within performance training and what can be done to enable them. Seeking to provide those teaching, facilitating and leading performance training with ideas and practical steps, this book will be invaluable to students, teachers, practitioners and academics alike.
Each chapter features an interview and reflection from leaders drawn from actor training resulting in innovative and insightful individual chapters. The progression is structured to consciously develop the central theme, outlining approaches to contemporary actor training that respond directly to our times globally, building on the foundations of traditions and utilising learning to embolden a confident and resilient training for future students, teachers and industries.
Contents
Contributor Biographies vii
Foreword xv
Introduction 1
Anna McNamara
Context 9
Budi Miller
1 Tradition 13
David Salter
2 Technique 24
Bella Merlin
3 Today 35
Bronwyn Bradley and Sean Coyle
Learning and Teaching 45
Alexandra Billings
4 People 49
Parvinder Shergill
5 Place 59
David Shirley
6 Pedagogy 71
Jessica Hartley
Living Experiences 83
Carl Cofield
7 Challenge 87
Stuart Harvey
8 Change 95
Ian Maxwell
9 Championing 106
Regan Linton
In the Present 117
Dominic Rouse
10 Enable 121
Anjalee Deshpande Hutchinson
11 Elevate 132
Gwendolyn Walker
12 Empower 142
Soseh Yekanians
Forward Thinking 151
Niamh Dowling and Sinead Rushe
