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112 Acting Games: Practical and Performance-Tested
112 Acting Games: Practical and Performance-Tested
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Author: Gavin Levy Publisher: Pioneer Drama Service Format: Softcover # of Pages: 354 Pub. Date: 2015 Edition: 2nd ISBN-10: 1566082005 ISBN-13: 9781566082006
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About
the Book:
112 Acting Games is a comprehensive workbook of theatre
games for developing acting skills.
If you are looking for a quick-fix basic game book for drama, this
book is not for you. However, if you are looking for something that
delves deeper into exercises and their purposes, then read on. The
objective of 112 Acting Games: Practical and
Performance-Tested is to give theatre teachers the tools they
will need not just to play a game or teach an exercise, but also to
actually understand the reasons they are doing so and the practical
benefits of each exercise.
This handy text by Gavin Levy will enable teachers to hold
a group discussion when necessary and guide them on how to ask
leading questions. For each of the 112 games, divided into 20
categories – sensory awareness, characterization, action and
reaction, nonverbal communication, and much more – you'll find not
only the description of the game, but also discussion guidelines,
suggestions of variables, and a clearly delineated purpose for the
game. Plus, in this second edition of the popular text, you get 25
bonus games!
What people say:
"From
games devoted to increasing memorization and sensory awareness to
improvisation and motor skills development routines, 112
Acting Games
can apply equally well to adults and student actors."
— Midwest Book Review
"Although
this book is intended for acting teachers, ... many of these
activities could simply be fun games to play with any group."
— Voice
of Youth Advocates
magazine
About the Author:
Gavin Levy has over twenty years of theatre experience,
including acting, instructing, directing, and writing. A native
Londoner who came to the United States in 1999, he received his ALAM
from the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Arts and is also a
graduate of the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts. He continues to
educate students through theatre by teaching them skills through
acting and improvisation as well as organizing and coordinating
acting workshops.
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