Anatoly Smeliansky, from the Film Stanislavsky and the Russian Theatre: The Full Interview
Video
In which Prof. Smeliansky outlines the importance of Stanislavsky’s work in the history of Russian theatre, including Stanislavsky’s relation to Chekhov, Gordon Craig, Meyerhold and others.
- Anatoly Smeliansky
- Ancient Greek Theatre
- Body Adornment
- Body Art
- Commedia dell’arte
- Copernicus Films
- Jacques Copeau
- Jacques Lecoq
- Jerzy Grotowski
- Konstantin Stanislavski
- MAT
- Mask Training
- Michael Craig
- Moscow Art Theatre
- Neutral Mask
- Performance Art
- Rose Bruford College
- Russian Theatre
- Stelarc and Orlan
- Vsevolod Meyerhold
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