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public solitude: a standalone construct

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publicsolitude1 CONSTRUCTPublic solitudeSTANISLAVSKI · ACTING

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Acting

the actor's capacity to stay privately absorbed in the role while fully visible to an audience.

In acting, public solitude refers to the actor's capacity to stay privately absorbed in the role while fully visible to an audience. This meaning comes from Stanislavski (1936) in An actor prepares.[1]

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References

  1. Stanislavski, C. (1936). An actor prepares (E. R. Hapgood, Trans.). Theatre Arts Books. Open Library record

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