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Say as a specific character or emotion:
energetic, stubborn, bossy, impatient, amused, angry, annoyed, terrified, lonely, excited, bored, suspicious, arrogant, mischievous,
triumphant, sly, hesitant, disgusted, cold, warm, indecisive, exhausted, tense, friendly, sulky, sad, extremely happy, nursery school teacher,
clown, nurse, soldier, mother, child, pastor, spy, drunk, robot, etc.
by Kent Lantaff. STAGE DIRECTIONS. October 1996 What do theatrical employers believe actors need to learn from actor training programs? We asked a sampling of those who do the hiring in the theatre --
by Nym M. K. Nevarez. DRAMATICS. May, 1993. Have you ever watched a juggler throwing knives or bowling balls or flaming torches into the air, and wondered, "How does he do that?" Actually, it's a lot
Creative individuals are remarkable for their ability to adapt to almost any situation and to make do with whatever is at hand to reach their goals. By Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi, published on July 01, 1
