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The body speaks : performance and expression / Lorna Marshall ; foreword by Yoshi Oida

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: New York : Palgrave Macmillan, december 2002Edition: First Palgrave MacMillan paperback editonDescription: xiv, 218 pàgines ; 21 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • sense mediació
Carrier type:
  • volum
ISBN:
  • 1403960283
  • 9781403960283
Subject(s):
Contents:
pt. 1. Discovery and preparation -- Connecting to the body -- Impulse and response -- Emotion -- Voice and words -- What stops us working -- Going further -- pt. 2. Putting it into practice -- Connecting to others -- Character -- The audience -- Hints on style and technique.
Summary: "Lorna Marshall's book, The body speaks, is a fundamental rethinking of our relationship to the body and its role in performance. Seventy percent of everyday conversation is conveyed through body language. Lorna Marshall shows us how to recognize and lose unwanted physical inhibitions that we've learned throughout life. Good performers--no matter whether they're trapeze artists or Shakespearean actors--are able to fully reach their audience and engage with them because they have learned to use their bodies to their best effect. Marshall encourages actors in training as well as those already working on the stage to unleash our potential and express ourselves more clearly." -- Editorial
Holdings
Item type Current library Home library Call number Status Date due Barcode
Llibre Biblioteca Barcelona Biblioteca Barcelona BCN Lliure Accés 792.028.31 MAR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 1900087737

Publicat originàriament: London : Methuen, 2001

"Lorna Marshall's book, The body speaks, is a fundamental rethinking of our relationship to the body and its role in performance. Seventy percent of everyday conversation is conveyed through body language. Lorna Marshall shows us how to recognize and lose unwanted physical inhibitions that we've learned throughout life. Good performers--no matter whether they're trapeze artists or Shakespearean actors--are able to fully reach their audience and engage with them because they have learned to use their bodies to their best effect. Marshall encourages actors in training as well as those already working on the stage to unleash our potential and express ourselves more clearly." -- Editorial

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