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Improvisation in Drama, Second Edition

by Anthony Frost

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Improvisation in Drama was the first book to offer a unified view of work central to most drama training. This new edition includes extended coverage of practitioners to include Boal, Meisner, Michael Chekhov and Jonathan Fox; updated assessments of Keith Johnstone, Eugenio Barba, Dario Fo, Jerzy Grotowski and Jacques Lecoq; extended coverage of women practitioners, non-western theatre, developments in "long form" improvisation and live-action role play; and more practical examples with fuller descriptions… (more)
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Dense academic book about history and concpets of improv. p180 has a useful table summarizing exercises and activities. ( )
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Improvisation in Drama was the first book to offer a unified view of work central to most drama training. This new edition includes extended coverage of practitioners to include Boal, Meisner, Michael Chekhov and Jonathan Fox; updated assessments of Keith Johnstone, Eugenio Barba, Dario Fo, Jerzy Grotowski and Jacques Lecoq; extended coverage of women practitioners, non-western theatre, developments in "long form" improvisation and live-action role play; and more practical examples with fuller descriptions

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