Articles on Drama

By Paula Parker Parker

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Adapting a book into a stage play has several advantages. A well known book has an established fan base. A book in the public domain means no royalty payments to the author. There is a challenge, however, to taking a book, filled with action and ... more »

How to Attend a Theatre Performance

By kschmitt

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Before you head out to the theatre for the first time you should be aware of theatre etiquette... more »

How to Become a Theater Critic

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Writing is a way to get your thoughts, message, and opinion out to the public. Theater critics review and critique shows and then publish their opinions. There are many specific guidelines to write for certain publications, and there are also ... more »

How to Become An Actor

By Brie2be

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Have you dreamed of becoming an actor? Do you dream of your name in lights? Well this article will deffinitly get you to that point!.. more »

How to Craft Your Solo Show

By Jesse Schmitt

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Many people have apprehensions about acting solo. Even professional/schooled performers will often shy away from this very naked and very private exposition into the world of theater. While doing a solo show that is written large before you and ... more »

How to Direct a Short Play

By Jesse Schmitt

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While there are many different ways to direct all the different types of plays which exist in the world, it is a fact that different plays require different directorial skills. If you are an aspiring theater director one of the best things you ... more »

How to GET ABSOLUTELY FREE MOVIES.......OVER 800

By myehow

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You can view many movies, even current ones...whenever you want on your laptop or desktop ABSOLUTELY FREE.. more »

How to Involve Your Child in Theater

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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A rewarding theater experience gives a child a lifelong skill - the ability to speak and perform comfortably before groups of people... more »

How to Watch "Star Wars" (No Need To Download Or There Is No Need Of Any DVD'S)

By jaindinu

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This article which will help you to watch the star wars without downloading or without any dvd's. Its just two clicks away..go through the article where you will find out how to go through the same... more »

How to Become an Actor or Actress and make a living from Acting

By Joey Fiero

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Some say to become a successful actor you really have to have "the passion" and patience for the "big break" but if patience isn't one of your virtues then it's time to for you to become more then just an actor in the ... more »

How to Behave Backstage During a Theatre Production

By lisadee

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Participating in a theatre production is a very exciting experience. You rehearse for several weeks, usually in a very relaxed environment. Then suddenly it is time to perform in front of an audience. Instead of just hanging out you find you ... more »

How to Block a Theatrical Play

By Violetsnow

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One of the director's jobs is to block the play; that is, guide people in their movements around the stage. These movements include exits and entrances, crossing the stage and physical activities from eating to doing handstands. Movements may ... more »

How to break into the entertainment business.

By kennybeck

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This article is about the different methods for breaking into show business and steps to creating a successful career... more »

How to become a respected actor with a long-lasting career

By terra100

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Wayne C. Dvorak (www.waynedvorak.com) is a successful acting coach in Los Angeles area who knows what it takes to really make it as an actor and have a long-lasting and satisfying acting career. Here are his answers on how to overcome the myth ... more »

How to Critique Acting

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Critiquing any art form is essential to understanding the art itself, and it helps in forming your opinions... more »

How to Get Readings of Your Plays

By Juliet Myfanwy Johnson

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Getting a reading of your play is easier than getting a full production, and it can be beneficial to the playwright, as well as entertaining to an audience. You might want to start with a small group of local actors, or submit your play to ... more »

How to Make Your Eyes Water

By anastasiastarz

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We see tears come form our eyes when we cry or when our eyes are irritated. But do you know how to make your eyes fill with tears when you are not crying?.. more »

How to Memorize Lines

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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You have won that coveted part that you've always dreamed of playing. But when the director hands you the script, you freak out over the number of lines you have to memorize. Relax. Here are some tips to help you memorize those lines in short order... more »

How to Pick a Shakespeare Monologue for an Audition

By NicoleRae

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Do you have an audition coming up and they want you to do a classical monologue from Shakespeare? Never done a Shakespeare monologue? Take a deep breath. The key is to have an open mind and an open heart... more »

How to Portray a Dramatic Character

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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If you feel that you are a funny person by nature, being able to portray a dramatic character can seem impossible. But actually, if you can play comedy effectively, you can perform dramatic pieces successfully as well with some practice and training... more »

How to Prepare for a Cold Reading Audition

By jfish

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You have an audition for a film/television role. Maybe you have a “callback” audition for a theater role. Either way, monologues will not be required. Instead, the producers/directors with provide you with a scene, called sides and ask you to ... more »

How to Be Stoic

By anastasiastarz

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Stoic is a word often used to describe high fashion models. It is also used as an acting directive for robots, characters frozen in time, and ensemble parts. It denotes a person who shows little to no emotions. If you would like to add this to ... more »

How to make an audience laugh

By mjpolitis

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Everyone's sense of humor is different, but anyone can make anyone else laugh. When we make someone else laugh, we connect to them, and ourselves. A communicator who can incorporate humor before or within his/her communicating is the most ... more »

How to Warm Up For an Audition

By kschmitt

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The moment before you are about to go into an audition can be a terrifying one. You need to practice some basic steps in order to make sure you can be relaxed and ready to perform well. You may never walk into a room calm, but at least you can ... more »

How to be kissed and how does it feel to be by BRAD PITT

By g0dsbestsinger

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woah....this was it! were in the chily room....but it was just a blazing one with the presence of us... it was just so exciting...imagine...BRAD PITT?? oh my god!!! and the next was history.... "are you sure that you want this?" ... more »

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