Facts versus artistic
truth.
No
ultimate truth.
American actors are hung up
on a search for truth.
Shakespeare honesty
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Truth of the author. |
Stay with the truth of story. |
Style: (don't talk about "truth") don't overlap styles. That happens when you're looking for the
truth. |
Art is
not the truth, a lie to see the truth. |
Audience
believe the character. |
| 1. |
Make the right choices. |
Can it be
accepted as true? There is no one
truth. |
If it works, it works.
Directors job is to make it work, don't worry
about the logic. |
Has to look like
life. |
| Theater
is a series of effects. Audience
will make their own truths. |
Try to hit on
a few truths it's better. |
Lines are the noises people are making.
Mostly lies anyway. Don't take it literally. Each word doesn't have the
truth,
unless the play is a language play; Shakespeare,
Wilder, etc.
Play the situation,
ideal and truth.
Find the truth under the
Farce.
"In the end, it
can't look like acting."

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