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Acting

a training and rehearsal approach in which actors build believable inner life for a role through imagination, attention, objectives and the play's circumstances.

In acting, Stanislavski system refers to a training and rehearsal approach in which actors build believable inner life for a role through imagination, attention, objectives and the play's circumstances. This meaning comes from Stanislavski (1936) in An actor prepares.[1]

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Stanislavski, C. (1936). An actor prepares. Theatre Arts Books. Open Library record

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