Grotowski - Theory and Methodology

[@ericminerv]

Thanks for this video, it is exactly what I was looking for. I hope you get millions of views.

[@lonewolf3758]

thank you as I'm doing this in class and have been struggling to understand it as my tutor said " its using the actors skills without props or amazing costumes or a big stage " however when I brought up a physical skill that could be used she had a moan at me so I've been struggling a bit so this helped me understand it a bit thank you

[@stevenfrasier5718]

That's great. Just remember: "Realism" is the aesthetic cornerstone of ALL great acting, even if the production is Absurdist, Surreal, Cruel, etc...

[@rogermccarrick1486]

Thank you for uploading this video. I was just wondering if you have any good suggested work from other practitioners talking about his work.

[@stevenfrasier5718]

What I'm wondering is:
Who were Grotowski's PRIZE Students??
Has America "Grasped" his work heretofore?
I'm a Stella Adler actor, but Grotowski's concepts HAUNT me relentlessly -- LOL...

[@Naveennavimedia]

Thanks for video

[@navnathchavan5012]

Ah film is different medium and theatre is other

[@stevenfrasier5718]

Theatre is quite truly MUCH MORE powerful, if the cast are dedicated to a shared methodology.

[@oliverchong2428]

It's spelt Stanislavski or Stanislavsky by the way!

[@raymond9091]

Lavsky

[@stevenfrasier5718]

Michael Chekhov's "Psychological Gesture" has an astounding "Supernatural Effect". Stanislavski himself said that he was astounded by him and that he was an example of the student outgrowing the teacher.

[@gregoryrussell3221]

Private Life brought me here.

[@suekoppel5492]

This video says the same thing over and over again ..