Actor training

This book aims to help the acting teacher and his student. That student who is still in training, and who aspires to master the most deceptive forms of art. It is an art that does not differentiate at all between an amateur actor and a professional actor, but only distinguishes between good and bad. The bulk of the book consists of describing experiments that aim to: create a series of exercises based on imagination, to train the actor and actress and test their effectiveness with a large number of students... also noting common errors in acting methods, and trying to find effective ways to address them... also aims To unify the exercises that have proven successful in a general curriculum for teaching the art of acting. I hope that the comprehensive curriculum pattern that I laid out at the end of the book will prove useful to drama teachers when they develop their curricula. He added additional exercises to the book, so that the lesson would have material resources at his disposal. These exercises follow the same lines as the experiments, and many of them are excerpts from famous plays, copies of which are easy to obtain.