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Stanislavsky and the russian Theatre - Interview Smeliansky

on June 07, 2017

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Biomechanics

This film is part of the rehearsals for the biomechanics section of the film Meyerhold Theatre and the Russian Avant-garde. The film is Not about how to do biomechanics but why Meyerhold devised this acting system. This footage shot in Moscow was incorporated into the film but the full version of this rehearsal will appear later. To download the full Meyerhold film click on this link http://filmdiy.com/all-movies/item/339. The actors are William Pease and Oxana Petrovna.

Stanislavsky and the Russian Theatre

Vakhtangov and the Russian Theatre

This is a clip from the 52 minute documentary - Vakhtangov and the Russian Theatre. Vakhtangov eventually became one of the foremost directors of the Russian theatre in the early twentieth century until his early death in 1922 at the age of 39. Talented and enigmatic, his great achievement was the the synthesis of Stanislavsky's theories of acting and realism and Meyerhold's studied theatrically. This film by Michael Craig is the third in the series about Russian theatre in the early 20th century.The film is part of a series about the Russian Theatre of the early 20th century. Two other titles in the series include Meyerhold Theatre and the Russian Avant-garde and Stanislavsky and the Russian Theatre

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Stanislavsky and the russian Theatre - Interview Smeliansky

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