“I’ve seen many teachers who concentrate their eye contacts on only a few students, and this does affect the feeling in a group. Certain students are disciples, but others feel separated, or experience themselves as less interesting, or as ‘failures’.”
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Impro: Improvisation and the Theatre
This book delves into the principles and practices of improvisation in theater, examining its historical context, techniques, and applications. It offers insights into how improvisation enhances storytelling, character development, and audience engagement in live performances. more
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