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International Standard Book Number  

9781476823010 : \36540

Dewey Decimal Classification Number  

792.028-23

Main Entry-Personal Name  

Wesbrooks, William

Title Statement  

Dramatic circumstances : on acting, singing, and living inside the stories we tell / William Wesbrooks

Publication, Distribution, etc. (Imprint  

Milwaukee, WI : Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, 2014

Physical Description  

xvii, 238 p ; 23 cm

General Note  

2025-1 강의지원자료

Summary, Etc.  

요약In this groundbreaking book, noted director and educator William Wesbrooks provides an exciting and eminently practical approach for singers and actors who want to think about their work in a way that brings them a greater sense of vitality, freedom, and empowerment. Drawing upon his years of experience and a keen psychological insight, Wesbrooks utilizes our inherent attraction to storytelling. He presents an exciting process that allows you as a performer to extract from the dramatic circumstances of stories everything you need to bring the characters you play and the songs you sing to a place of vibrant realization. His approach will inspire you to trust in yourself and your own ability as you use your mind, body, and spirit, so as to begin ＂living inside＂ your stories in a way that brings them to life for yourself as well as your audience. The process is simple in its structure yet profound in its impact. Dramatic Circumstances will prove an invaluable resource for actors, singers, teachers, directors, and anyone else who knows and believes in the power of stories to inform and touch the lives of those who tell and hear them.

Subject Added Entry-Topical Term  

Acting

Control Number  

sacl:122119

책소개  

In this groundbreaking book, noted director and educator William Wesbrooks provides an exciting and eminently practical approach for singers and actors who want to think about their work in a way that brings them a greater sense of vitality, freedom, and empowerment.

Drawing upon his years of experience and a keen psychological insight, Wesbrooks utilizes our inherent attraction to storytelling.