ALVINA KRAUSE

Friday, July 13, 2012

THE GIRL FROM MAXIM'S

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THREE THREADS

One is Miss Krause's methods and why they were so effective.

Second is what made her who she was and how she reached her conclusions.

Third is about the importance of repertory theatre and the success of both Eagles Mere and the Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble.

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BOOKS BY EAGLES MERE VETERANS

DOWNS, DAVID "The Actor's Eye: Seeing and Being Seen." (Applause Books, New York) (1995)

MASON, MARSHALL W.

“Creating Life on Stage: A Director’s Approach to Working with Actors.” (2006)

“The 5th of July: Circle Repertory Company” (1978)

PARICHY, DENNIS “Illuminating the Play: The Artistry of Lighting design” (2009)

POGUE, KATE EMERY

Shakespeare’s Figures of Speech (2009)

Shakespeare’s Friends (2006)

Shakespeare’s Family (2008)

Shakespeare and Biography (2010)

RELEVANT LINKS

Acting notes
general essays

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FOOTNOTES

Mary Strachan Scriver attended the School of Speech at Northwestern University between 1957 and 1961. She was at Eagles Mere the summer of 1960. She has not been in the theatre or the movies, but has always written and is now blogging mainly at www.prairiemary.blogspot.com. There is a second blog, a false beginning, at www.theplayhouseateaglesmere.blogspot.com. It will soon be folded into this one.

This blog consists of performance notes, class notes and assignments, and other material produced by AK, as we called her. She never compiled them into a book, so this is meant to be a gathering-up, unedited and unsorted.

For interpretation, analysis and testimony, go to www.thesilvercomb.blogspot.com which is a sister blog. I take responsibility for both of them. Download anything that seems useful. It would be nice to mention the source.

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Friday, July 13, 2012

THE GIRL FROM MAXIM'S

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