The Origins of Acting P. 2

 The performances of actors would set the ball for a new American interpretation of Stanislavski's ideas which would ultimately be folded into the term "method acting".  After Stanislavskis Moscow Art Theater toured the United States, two members decided to stay behind and open a drama school called the The American Laboratory Theater in New York City in 1923. Among the first students were the first students were Lee Strasberg, Harold Clurman and Stella Adler who would turn in start their own theater with Cheryl Crawford called the group theater in 1931. The group was a collective of actors, directors and playwrights. Stanislavski's System proposed that a series of physical actions arranged in sequential order would trigger the necessary emotions in an actor's performance. These emotions were based in the unconscious (or subconscious) and could not otherwise directly come to surface when needed. (wpmucdn.com) 

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