Este cómico barcelonés nos revela las técnicas que usa para memorizar y crear sus monólogos, entre ellas la psicoescritura.
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The (Memory) Method to Emily Winter’s Comedic Madness
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A stand-up comic explains how being “trigger-happy” can be a very positive thing.
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Greg Skura and the Magical Power of Curiosity
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A New York–based actor and executive coach offers a surefire way to banish anxiety both on stage and off.
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Clowning Around—Seriously!—with Akron Watson
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A charismatic Broadway actor explains how he gets his lines off the page and into his body.
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John Benjamin Hickey on the Science and Chemistry of Character
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A Tony Award–winning actor upends the conventional wisdom of learning and understanding.
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Audrey Rapoport on Better Living Though Improv
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Script or no script, this comedic actor is at the top of her game.
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Nathan Madden, A Master of Movement, Character, and Improvisation
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How this singer/dancer/actor mastered two very different roles in a Tony-winning Broadway show
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Actor Jeremy Davidson on Emotional Honesty
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The stage and screen actor talks about his passion for performing in new plays—and much more.
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Puzzle Constructor Michael Blake on Mental Agility
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One man’s passion for word play leads to the construction of ever more challenging puzzles.
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How A Roving Musical Duo Harmonizes with the Environment
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The beautiful young musicians of Kangaroo Rat use pattern and movement to embody their melodies.
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Chris Sams Sings the Praises of His Favorite Improv Game
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An experienced improvisation coach reveals how a simple game unifies a team in remarkable ways.
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Carole Schweid on Using Rhythm to Overcome the (Rehearsal) Blues
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A member of the original Broadway cast of A Chorus Line uses a dance analogy to explain how she mastered a non-musical role.
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Jazz Virtuoso Benji Kaplan Steeps Himself in the Character of His Music
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A composer and performer of Brazilian-style jazz reveals the physical, psychological, and emotional immersion through which he learns his music.
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Jason O’Connell, A Quick-Change Artist with a Photographic Memory
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This master of disguise explains how comic books influence his ability to learn a role.
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Kelley Curran on Learning the Role of Anna Karenina in Four Days
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A Broadway actor masters a new character in record time during the day—while performing the lead in a Shakespeare play at night.
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Kendal Hartse on Learning Multiple Roles for a Single Show
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A Broadway actor talks about preparation for dual roles and the rewards of collaborative improvisation.
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Why James Gleason Lives and Breathes His Character
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A Broadway actor discusses commitment and the importance of staying in character.
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How Repetition and Clarity of Thought Pay Off for Jake Epstein
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This handsome leading man shares his method for mastering constantly changing material in a Broadway musical.
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Elwood Smith on Drawing With Your Funny Bone
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A veteran illustrator walks us through the organized chaos of his imagination.
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How Master Storyteller Jonathan Kruk Brings Classic Tales to Life
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To conjure up his tales, a veteran yarn spinner relies on the "story train," the magic of threes, and alliterative pictures.
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