LOsteria dei Soprannomi egrave; un accampamento Apache. In questaccampamento succede di tutto e di niente; proprio come nella nostra vita. Gli scenari mutano di volta in volta mettendo in campo solitari antieroi senza fissa dimora; non sempre portatori di buoni sentimenti; anzi... Da questo accampamento emerge una popolazione brutale e grottesca che sembra uscire dalle mani di Grosz; descritta con il tono nenioso e stanco di un Bogart che parla con la sigaretta in bocca. LOsteria egrave; anche un rifugio; un asilo politico; la comunitagrave; capace di disintossicare dai veleni di questo mondo; che tutti vorremmo avere sotto casa.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. A must-read for anyone interested in actingBy Colleen @ Here Be BookwyrmsReferences and language that Shurtleff used in this book are now out-dated (it was published in 1978); but the information he provides is timeless...The real meat of Audition is the second chapter; in which Shurtleff has outlined his 12 Guideposts. In fact; for the acting class I took; the guideposts were the reason this book was assigned...The rest of the chapters in Audition are full of valuable information as well; but I would strongly recommend this book to actors and aspiring actors if only for the guideposts alone; but the entire book is a valuable (but inexpensive!) resource Im sure I will refer to time and again as I continue to gradually pursue acting as a hobby.(For full review; please visit me at [...])1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A MUST for aspiring actors/actresses!By StewyFor anyone searching for a book to learn all the ins-and-outs of auditioning for acting roles; then this is the book to get! The author has several years experience with auditions; and the book is written in a way that is easy to understand. "Audition" looks at the various aspects of preparing for auditions; dressing for auditions; and attending an audition. The author uses simple; easy-to-understand terms along with witty remarks to make the book light and fun. It was a quick and interesting read; even though I was required to read it for a class. It actually help me improve my acting; and helped me greatly with my courses! I would definitely recommend this book to aspiring actors who are looking for more information on auditioning; acting; and roles in theatre productions. Its also a great book for anyone who simply wants to learn and understand what actors and actresses actually do and how hard they work to get their roles. "Audition" was a great read overall and definitely makes the list of favorite required reading material!1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. "BIBLE" FOR THE ACTORBy CREI studied with Michael Shurtleff in the late 80s; we used his 12 Guideposts as the basis for the work we did onstage. Everything he taught in person is in this book - truly the how-to steps in enriching any seasoned actors performance; as well as a what-to-do for the beginner. Its hands on; down to earth; and on the money; all stemming from the first guidepost: finding; exploring and using relationship. Relationship in this case means the connecting emotional life that exists; or should exist; between you and the other characters in the play. Vital stuff in easy; entertaining prose. (I would have given it 5 stars; but Im sensitive to the edgy material included.)
