Below are ten of the best Realism plays of the modern era. They address complex societal issues and consist of honest, flawed characters. These plays represent some of the greatest dramatic works of the modern…
The Meisner Technique, devised by American theatre practitioner Sanford Meisner, is an influential approach to actor training that emphasises the importance of “living truthfully under imaginary circumstances.” Rooted in early 20th-century theatre practices, particularly the…
This series of monologues aims to delve into the complexities of human motivation by focusing on six fundamental needs that drive human behaviour: Certainty, Uncertainty, Significance, Connection, Growth, and Contribution. Drawing inspiration from psychological theories…
Michael Chekhov, a Russian-American actor, director, and author, developed an influential method of actor training that diverged significantly from his contemporaries’ more psychologically driven techniques. Chekhov focused on using psychological gesture, imagination, and archetypes as…
