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An engaging, upbeat guide for any student thinking of applying to drama school.

A practical guide for actors who want to find work in the corporate sector, by a veteran with over 1400 corporate events to his credit.

Then What Happens?
Mike Alfreds

A practical investigation into story-theatre and the art of telling stories through theatre, by the renowned director who founded Shared Experience Theatre Company.

Speaking the Speech
Giles Block Foreword by Mark Rylance

Speaking the Speech is a book for actors and directors who want to improve their understanding of Shakespeare's language in order to speak it better and deepen their appreciation of Shakespeare's language and the way it comes to life when spoken aloud.

An essential guide for young people who want to work in the theatre - but aren't sure exactly what they want to do, or how to get to do it.

Structured as a series of practical workshops, The Integrated Voice is a unique new approach to the understanding and training of the actor's voice.

 

Acting Through Song
Paul Harvard

An impassioned and invaluable guide for actors and students of musical theatre.

Meisner in Practice
Nick Moseley

A step-by-step introduction to the key features of the Meisner Technique, including a full set of practical exercises.

Becoming an Actor
Thomasina Unsworth

A practical guide to training as an actor, helping you get the most out of drama school - and survive in the world beyond

Shakespeare Monologues for Young Men contains forty monologues drawn from across the whole of Shakespeare's canon. Each speech comes with a neat summary of the vital information (the who, where and when of the speech), plus descriptions of what is happening, what to think about when preparing it, and a glossary.

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