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Colours to the Chameleon

Canadian Actors on Shakespeare

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Pub Date Sep 01 2019 | Archive Date Dec 10 2019


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Description

The first work of its kind in Canada, this book explores 11 first-rate actors' perceptions and comments in relation to performing Shakespeare in order to offer a sense of what these actors mean by the work. Colourful, lively, with strong considerations of technique and interpretation, this book gives Canadian actors a rare and generous opportunity to explore the highest reaches of their art in relation to Shakespearean acting.

The first work of its kind in Canada, this book explores 11 first-rate actors' perceptions and comments in relation to performing Shakespeare in order to offer a sense of what these actors mean by...


A Note From the Publisher
Keith Garebian has an international reputation in theatre writing, particularly for The Making of ‘Cabaret’ (Oxford University Press) and his definitive biography, William Hutt: Soldier Actor (Guernica). Colours to the Chameleon is his 25th book overall. Keith lives in Mississauga, Ontario.

Keith Garebian has an international reputation in theatre writing, particularly for The Making of ‘Cabaret’ (Oxford University Press) and his definitive biography, William Hutt: Soldier Actor...


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ISBN 9781771833936
PRICE $25.00 (USD)

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