Action Over Emotion “If acting were crying, my Aunt Rivka would have been a huge star,” says acting coach Robert Lewis, highlighting the common misconception that acting is primarily about being emotional. Contrary to what the general public believes, acting is not about being emotional. The bedrock of acting lies not in the emotion but...Read More

Stanislavski, the pioneer of modern acting teaching, left an indelible mark on the world of theater. But did you know that it was Richard Boleslavski who introduced Stanislavski’s teachings to the world outside Russia? Richard Boleslavski: A Key Propagator of Stanislavski’s Teaching Richard Boleslavski (1889 – 1937) played a pivotal role in disseminating Stanislavski’s teachings....Read More

The world of theater has seen many legends, but none as influential as Konstantin Stanislavski. Behind the name that became synonymous with the craft lies a tale of dedication, resilience, and the pursuit of artistic identity. Konstantin Stanislavski hailed from one of the wealthiest families of Tsarist Russia. They owned factories, and his father, as...Read More