what
is the story?
| 2. |
Know where you are in the play with your acting. |
Beginning, middle, and end. |
Boy meets girl, boy loses
girl, boy gets girl. |
| All scenes
has content, a whole piece. |
| Each moment
must be played. Play out the moment. |
| That it grows. |
| People change. |
| Every moment
must have form. Then dialogue will have meaning. |
Don't play
the end of scene in beginning or middle. |
| 1. |
Everything has a beginning, middle and
end. |
Whatever
you do you have to complete. |
Can't pretend nothing; if
you have to eat, then eat. |
| If you're going to drink,
always complete it. |
| Enter
a room, looking: beginning, middle and end. |
| Whatever you are doing, do
it. Looking out window, then look. Don't indicate. |
Dramatize
each moment: do each thing fully, then frame it. Series
of discoveries for audience and character.
|
Every moment
has a beginning, middle and end,
then dialogue will have meaning.
Beginning, middle and end
must have form.
Theater of the Absurd has no start, no
middle and no end.
Theater of the Absurd does
not have a beginning, middle or end.
"In the end, it
can't look like acting."
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