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The Secret Of Theatrical Space
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- Author: Christopher Ryan Renni-Calliope
- Listed in: Acting Performance Art
- Tags: Actor Acting performance audition rehearsal theature
- Added on: Jan 20th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
An Acting Journal from New York City. Both an online "how to" acting book and resource for how to survive and thrive as a beginning actor in the city of a thousand lights and a thousand stories. This well-written, up-to-date, informative, useful, and eye-opening account of how to "Act" both on the boards and on the streets of New York City will both interest actors and captivate non-actors who've nevertheless always wondered & dreamed what it would be like to try to "make it" in the Big Apple.
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