Theatre, Culture and Society: Essays, Addresses and LecturesRyburn Pub., Keele University Press, 1994 - 311 sider A book about Sir Henry Irving. |
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Side 45
... passion or intensity sweeps all before it , and when I say passion , I mean passion of pathos as well as wrath or revenge . These are the supreme elements of the actor's art , which cannot be taught by any system , however just , and to ...
... passion or intensity sweeps all before it , and when I say passion , I mean passion of pathos as well as wrath or revenge . These are the supreme elements of the actor's art , which cannot be taught by any system , however just , and to ...
Side 80
... passion that the intention of the actor appears in its greatest force . He wishes to do a particular thing , and so far the wish is father to the thought that the brain begins to work in the required direction , and the emotional ...
... passion that the intention of the actor appears in its greatest force . He wishes to do a particular thing , and so far the wish is father to the thought that the brain begins to work in the required direction , and the emotional ...
Side 270
... passion ; a passion of rage and disappointment , never so confused and mixed ; a man beside himself with vexation and chagrin . ' My daughter ! Oh , my ducats ! Oh , my daughter ! Fled with a Christian ! Oh , my Christian ducats ...
... passion ; a passion of rage and disappointment , never so confused and mixed ; a man beside himself with vexation and chagrin . ' My daughter ! Oh , my ducats ! Oh , my daughter ! Fled with a Christian ! Oh , my Christian ducats ...
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The Value of Individuality | 10 |
THEATRE | 107 |
The American Audience | 116 |
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