The Secret Of Theatrical Space

An Acting Journal from New York City. Both an online "how to" acting book and resource for how to survive and thrive as a beginning actor in the city of a thousand lights and a thousand stories. It is my hope and goal that this blog will be well-written, up-to-date, informative, useful, and eye-opening in terms of how to "Act" both on the boards and on the streets of New York City.

You still shall live,—such virtue hath my pen, Shakespeare's 81st Sonnet.

By Christopher, On The Edge of America on February 24, 2005 4:44 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)
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I recieved this the other day from Amy @ The Dusty Shelf:

Thank you once again for the Hamlet articles you have provided. They have been tremendously popular. The Polonius article in particular receives hits via google and other search engines every day. My favorite was a hit from Sweden from the google: what was Polonius thinking? Please keep in touch with me and Anna. We welcome any suggestions you have for future issues of The Dusty Shelf.

Thank you,

Amy

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