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European Association For Theatre Culture

"Jurij Alschitz and the European team of teachers The European Association for Theatre Culture has its artistic and pedagogic roots in the Russian theatre tradition. This tradition stands for a continuous process of research and developmment in acting methods."
  
  
    
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"In the search for the basic principles that define the actors art, the central question of research is how the actor develops the ability of expression, each time in a new and individual way, and how the experience of a really creative process can be summoned up, both for the inidividual artist and for the ensemble. From within this creative freedom emerge the authenticity and unqiness of acting, at a far remove from cliché or imitation, and permitting the actor to grow above and beyond his craft. The actor becomes a genuine creator and thus himself the author of his role. In this sense, work in the theatre is the continuous, never-ending growth of ones own artistic self."

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Creator(s) European Association For Theatre Culture
Source Location International
Date Published 2005
Language English
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