(Applause Books). Voice and speech training has long been a part of the fabric of actor training and the training of those whose task it has been to persuade through the voice: primarily actors; politicians; lawyers; and other public speakers. Voice and Speech Training in the New Millennium is a collection of interviews with 24 of todays leading voice and speech teachers; each of whom has contributed to the advancement of the field and made todays training a cutting edge component of actor training. Included are interviews with master teachers Richard Armstrong; Cicely Berry; Patsy Rodenburg; Kristin Linklater; Catherine Fitzmaurice; Dudley Knight; Robert Barton; Rocco DalVera; Natsuko Ohama; Nancy Krebs; Bonnie Raphael; Susan Sweeney; Fran Bennett; Louis Colaianni; Nancy Houfek; Jan Gist; Andrea Haring; Saul Kotzubei; Robert Neff Williams; Andrew Wade; David Carey; Phil Thompson; Deb Kinghorn; and Gillian Lane-Plescia. Amidst their similarities and differences in approach is a unified spirit and acknowledgment that voice work is of fundamental importance to the actors training process and has the potential to resonate profoundly with the actor and with the audience.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. mjvBy mjvA beautiful book for reflection. The familiar Bible stories are told in elegant language and Sister Wendys comments on the accompanying art works add new insights into their profound meanings.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. bringing out life in artBy R. FarrSister Wendy has such a closeness to God that she can interpret art with a genuine insight. Such a variety of styles are included here along with the Biblical texts for orientation. It all fits so well together.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Four StarsBy Kimberly McRaenice read
