Latest Theatre Books
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| Noel Coward In His Own Words edited by Barry Day | Audition Speeches for 6-16 Year Olds edited by Jean Marlow | Six Ensemble Plays for Young Actors introduced by Paul Roseby |
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| The Art of Writing Drama by Michelene Wandor | Tackling Text [and subtext] By Barbara Houseman | Theatre and Slavery ghosts at the crossroads |
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| Access Accents by Penny Dyer and Gwyneth Strong | Performance Lighting Design How to light for the stage, concerts, exhibitions and live events by Nick Moran | Say It With Flowers by Hazel K Bell |
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| Acting on Impulse: reclaiming the Stanislavski approach A practical workbook for actors by John Gillett | A Stage Mother's Story by Hazel K Bell | Contemporary Monologues for Young Men and Women: Volume II Edited by Catherine Weate |
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| Kay Macaulife: Women Take the Stage by Hazel K Bell | Actor's Yearbook 2008 Edited by Simon Dunmore and Andrew Piper | So You Want To Be A Playwright? by Tim Fountain |
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| Different Evey Night by Mike Alfreds | The Improvisation Book by John Abbott | reActing: a fresh approach to key practioners by Penny Cherns, David Shirley and Stephen Unwin |
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| Performance Style and Gesture in Western Theatre by Nicholas Dromgoole | Actor's Yearbook 2008 Edited by Simon Dunmore and Andrew Piper | The Worst It Can Be is A Disaster by Braham Murray |
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| Voice and Speech in the Theatre by J Clifford Turner updated by RADA Tutor, Jane Boston | A Style and its Origins by Howard Barker's alter-ego Eduardo Houth | The Alchemist by Robert Butler |
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| The Coming Of Godot by Jonathan Croall | Preface to Cymbeline By Harley Granville Barker | Preface to Antony and Cleopatra By Harley Granville Barker |
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| The Complete Stanislavsky Toolkit by Bella Merlin | An Actor's Tricks Yoshi Oida and Lorna Marshall | The Theatre of Martin Crimp by Aleks Sierz |
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| Impossible Plays by Keith Dewhurst and Jack Shepherd | With the Rogues's Company : Henry IV at the National Theatre by Bella Merlin | Shakespeare's Advice to Players by Peter Hall |
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| Fringe First by Roland Rees | Performing Shakespeare by Oliver Ford Davies | Taking Stock The Theatre of Max Stafford-Clark |
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| Ibsen's A Doll's House Study Guide by Stephen Unwin | Audition Speeches for Young Actors 16+ by Jean Marlow | A Guide To The Plays Of Brecht by Stephen Unwin |
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| Popular Singing by Donna Soto-Morettini | Chekhov's Three Sisters Study Guide by Michael Pennington | Tynan Theatre Writings selected by Dominic Shellard |
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| Love Is Where It Falls by Simon Callow | Tynan Profiles selected by Kathleen Tynan and Ernie Eban | Radioactive Duologues by Marilyn Le Conte and Marina Caldarone |
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| Acting Characters by Paul Elsam | Rebel Women Edited by John Dillon, S.E. Wilmer |