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Theater Quiz

Acting Theorists

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What is Stanislavsky's most common critique? "I don't believe you."
Stanislavsky: BLANK rather than perform. LIVE.
Meyerhold's biomechanics are an BLANK to BLANK acting theory. OUTSIDE to INSIDE.
Three main structures of Meyerhold's biomechanics are: Oktaz, Posyl, and Stoika.
How many questions are in Uta Hagen's original method? 9.
Which of these is a principle of Uta Hagen's method? Substitution.
Which of these were NOT one of Viola Spolin's characteristics? Physical gestures.
What was the focus of Viola Spolin's method? Improv games.
What is one goal of Viola Spolin's theater games To encourage creativity and spontaneity.
What styles of theater does the Suzuki method combine? Greek theater and martial arts.
What are some key characteristics of the Suzuki method? Understanding body movement and balance.
What was Lee Strasberg's style of acting called? Method acting.
What are the steps of Lee Strasberg's method acting? Removing tension, focus, sense memory, and replication.
Which of the following did Meisner emphasize? "Don't think too much."
What is the best way to learn something according to Meisner? Repetition.
How many efforts are in the Laban movement technique? 8.
What was Laban originally interested in before he became interested in movement? Art/architecture.
Where was Jerzy Grotowski born? Poland.
What is the most important thing in theater for Grotowski? Actors and audience.
What was Anton Artaud's style of theater called? Theater of cruelty.
What idea was Anton Artaud most fascinated by? Acting beyond text itself.
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