Topics
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Acting (Overview)
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Acting in the Olivier
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Acting in the Lyttelton
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Acting in the Cottesloe
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Why actors rehearse
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Working in a company of actors
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Keeping a role fresh on stage every night
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The private world of the dressing room
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Rehearsal in action - MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 1
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Rehearsal in action - MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 2
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Rehearsal in action - MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING 3
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Rehearsal in action - CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE 1
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Rehearsal in action - CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE 2
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Rehearsal in action - CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE 3
Acting in the Cottesloe
About
Actors enjoy playing the small space of the Cottesloe as vocal delivery can be quieter and movement somewhat less pronounced. It's adaptable seating means that actors might play in an ‘end-on' format in one production, and then in traverse (with seats facing each other across the stage) in the next.
People featured in this video include:
Simon Russell Beale, Actor
Roger Allam, Actor
