Theater of Acting Stanislavski Strasberg Adler GROWING Bundle Drama

GROWING BUNDLE SAVE A BUNCH!! Here are 2 units ( 130+ pages) that concern teachers of acting--Konstantin Stanislavski, Stella Adler and Lee Strasberg. These units were created by a veteran theater teacher through much research and careful planning then adapted for the high school student actor. First, the students study Konstantin Stanislavski considered the father of theater acting styles. By beginning studies here, students create an excellent framework from which to grow their acting chops. This unit ends with students performing a monologue using Stanislavski's process known as method acting, allowing actors to use their personal histories to express authentic emotion and create rich characters.

Secondly, delve into Lee Strasberg's groundbreaking approach to the craft. Through a series of immersive exercises and techniques students will learn how to draw upon their personal memories and experiences to create authentic and emotionally charged performances. The unit emphasizes the student actor's internal exploration, encouraging them to build a profound psychological understanding of your characters. Develop skills in sense memory, affective memory, and the use of emotional triggers to achieve powerful and believable portrayals.

Next, step into the world of emotional depth and authenticity with the Stella Adler Unit. Guided by the teachings of the iconic actress and teacher, this unit focuses on developing the actor's emotional range and the ability to fully inhabit a character. Through a series of carefully crafted exercises, your students will learn how to tap into their own experiences and emotions to create vivid and compelling performances. Adler's emphasis on imagination, sensory work, and the student actor's connection to the world around them will empower them to bring unparalleled depth to their roles. Discover the art of living truthfully under imaginary circumstances and master the art of emotional storytelling.

How do I use this resource in my classroom? A teacher could use these units for a week at a time in succession. Or break up the learning and study one acting style every quarter. In essence, students study, research, synthesize and apply the information with opportunities for individual and cooperative learning.

Note: There are more acting styles units coming very soon!

This is a GROWING bundle--that means as I add new products, YOU will receive them for FREE if you buy early!

The teacher will need access to the internet.

This bundle includes:

• Table of Contents
• Teacher's Letters
• Procedure for 16 Days with time allotments
• What is the difference between Stella Adler's acting method and that of Lee Strasberg's?
• Warm up exercises (8) applying the Strasberg and Adler techniques
• Acting exercises (10) applying the Strasberg and Adler techniques
• Photos of famous art works
• Materials List
• Exit slips or Writing Prompts (6)
• A Complete Bio about Lee Strasberg and Stella Adler
• Biography Questions
• Teacher's Key for Grading Biography Questions (yay)
• Separate Teacher's Scripts for each day--the entire process is scripted for the teacher!
• Sources & Links
• And More!

This is a unique and engaging product is created by an award-winning, veteran drama teacher and professional actress for over thirty-eight years.

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Set Design, High School Level

"Loved how extremely detailed this unit was! Low-prep is always wonderful. :) Such a great variety of activities and very engaging for my students. Thanks so much!!"

Costume Design, High School Level

"This resource was extremely helpful. I have never taught theater before and this resource helped me as well as the students."

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