Magic If
What would I do if I were in this situation? This helps to put you in the character's shoes; it acts as a lever lifting us into the world where it is possible to create – the world of imagination. It does not ask you to believe something is real, you simply act as if you were in those circumstances.
" "As If" leads to action- both internal and external- and it does this without force, in a natural way."
What would you do if you were in Masha’s situation in Act4? If you were using this in an essay you would have to imagine you were playing the part and say how you would react and how you would use this in performance, BUT do not forget the Given Circumstances.
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Konstantin Stanislavsky : January 5, 1863 – August 7, 1938
This is a blog designed for Walsall College students to aid their understanding of Stanislavski's methods. Ideally this blog will cover things and encourage discussion that the time in class does not allow.
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- Drama Teaching Methods
- This is a blog designed by students for students to enhance the understanding of Stanislavski's methods and processes subjected unto his performers.
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Konstantin Stanislavsky : January 5, 1863 – August 7, 1938
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