To the Actor: On the Technique of Acting


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Description

Author: Michael Chekhov
Drawings by Nicolai Remisoff
Publisher: Harper & Row, Publishers
Place of Publication: New York
Copyright: 1953
Format: Hardcover, cloth binding
Edition: Later printing (18th printing, per number line)


Description: To the Actor is one of the foundational texts of modern acting theory, written by Michael Chekhov—actor, director, teacher, and nephew of Anton Chekhov. Drawing on his work with the Moscow Art Theatre and his later influence on American stage and film acting, Chekhov presents a practical and imaginative approach to performance that has shaped generations of actors. This Harper & Row cloth hardcover reflects the period when Chekhov’s techniques were becoming firmly established in American acting studios and conservatories. Illustrated by Nicolai Remisoff, the book remains a serious working text for actors, teachers, and students of performance, as well as a strong addition to a curated theater and performing arts library.


Condition: Near Fine. Clean, tight cloth binding with no fraying or stains. Interior pages are bright and unmarked. No dust jacket present. Book is housed in an archival protective sleeve.
Notes: This title complements a broader collection of acting and performance books available in the shop. Related titles for actors may be bundled upon request.