Suddenly Strindberg!

Suddenly Strindberg!

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This week, Milton introduces us to the playwright August Strindberg, and how Stella Adler’s teaching contributed to the way actors approach his writing. While Chekov and Ibsen signified the beginning of realism, Strindberg marked the beginning of what we think of as the modern theater, deeply exploring the human being’s complexity and inner conflict. In this episode, as Milton introduces the Strindberg one-act Playing with Fire, he talks about two defining characteristics of the playwright: class, and the struggle between the sexes. Have an acting question for Milton or want to register for his upcoming workshop in March 2023? Email us at: questionsformilton@gmail.com

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Building a Character

Building a Character

There are many roads in to building a character and, unfortunately, there is no paint-by-number approach. It's great as an actor to play with several different techniques.

17 Helmi 18min

Connecting Through Specifics

Connecting Through Specifics

When an actor does not connect, you catch them "acting". It doesn't matter if it's a television series or a play. Specificity helps us connect.

10 Helmi 16min

Fighting Clichés through Specificity and Events

Fighting Clichés through Specificity and Events

We have a tendency to leap to clichés because the dialogue seems to lead us there. There's a way to fight this.

3 Helmi 16min

An Encyclopedic Possibility of Choices

An Encyclopedic Possibility of Choices

It's very difficult to believe that there is not just one correct choice. As long as an actor is clear what the text is about, there are countless roads in to the experience of the world of the play.

27 Tammi 17min

Your choices must feed the text

Your choices must feed the text

"Everything is something." It seems simple, but as actors we often skip over something that can give us the key we're looking for.

20 Tammi 14min

Everything is Something

Everything is Something

The craft of acting is there to give us confidence. If we're not confident it's easy to see, especially for people casting. One of our problems is that we often throw away lines, – or parts of lines, ...

13 Tammi 15min

There is no shortcut to learning to act

There is no shortcut to learning to act

There are all sorts of quick fix "schools" of acting, but it's an art form and it takes dedicated study to become confident in your technique.

6 Tammi 5min

Impulse instead of Action

Impulse instead of Action

The purpose of the technique is to help open your talent, not strangle it. I'm suggesting that you think in terms of what the impulse is for a scene, – or what's going on with your character.

30 Joulu 20254min

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