Meisner Acting – The Relevance of Literature
05-01-2012
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Another good reason to be well read as an actor?
Many actors, because they are artists, have made English literature masterpieces part of their experience and certainly many teachers, directors and producers have. So, if a reference to a specific character comes up during preparation in acting classes, for example, or for a specific performance or audition, how much better will you feel if you are familiar with the character? Of course, plays come first but, great literature is not far behind in terms of importance. A well read actor is a more well rounded actor. Reading great literature could be your secret weapon.
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