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
Why actors rehearse
About
Although British actors' rehearsal periods are shorter than those elsewhere in Europe, actors spend much more time rehearsing for a play than they do for a film. There's a lot to look into in many classic texts, and complex relationships to be sorted out. All this is important preparation for long runs in front of large audiences.
People featured in this video include:
Simon Russell Beale, Actor
