Word: yourselfer
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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"You can learn more in this play You can learn more about yourself. Here, you learn the honest reactions of other people- right here on our stage. You also learn that someday, you, might like to have this type of life."
Although Scott prepared for Patton by reading and watching newsreels, he has no set theories or prejudices about acting. "Actors," he explains, "are the original atom smashers." In other words, people who break down a character or a human emotion into its tiniest components and then reassemble it. "It'...
More so. I wouldn't want anyone that I taught to go into the theatre. It's a hideous life. I think if I had ever anticipated some of the things that I would have to contend with, I wouldn't gone into it. But when you find yourself ten...
Right. It's hideous. Evelyn Holly really knocked the hell out of the thing when she wrote an article for the New York Times called "How Black Do You Have to Be?" In other words, if you've had the black experience in this country, I don't care whether...
But, like every good jiver, he also has a deep streak of charm, and so does Author Brown. Taking the reader into his confidence in an extraordinary postscript, Brown suggests that the whole book is a jiver's joke. George may be a caricature of the white man'...