Αποτελέσματα αναζήτησης - British subject

With these hands : a collection of work / από Ayres, Pam, 1947-

The Islamic world : a history in objects / από Akbarnia, Ladan, Porter, Venetia, Suleman, Fahmida

Collective creation in contemporary performance /

Πίνακας περιεχομένων: “…The Playwright and the Collective: Drama and Politics in British Devised Theatre; Roger Bechtel -- 3. Collective Creation and the 'Creative Industries': the British Context; Alex Mermikides -- 4. …”

Dreyer's English: An Utterly Correct Guide to Clarity and Style: The UK Edition / από Dreyer, Benjamin

Impacting theatre audiences : methods for studying change /

Πίνακας περιεχομένων: “…She is finishing her PhD at the University of British Columbia studying research-based theatre as a knowledge translation method. …”
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Impacting theatre audiences : methods for studying change /

Πίνακας περιεχομένων: “…She is finishing her PhD at the University of British Columbia studying research-based theatre as a knowledge translation method. …”
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Taylor & Francis
Λήψη πλήρους κειμένου
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Voice : onstage and off / από Barton, Robert, 1945-, Dal Vera, Rocco

Πίνακας περιεχομένων: “…Machine generated contents note: 1.1.A stranger inside -- 1.2.Voice baby -- starting fresh -- Exercise 1.2.1: My voice history -- Exercise 1.2.2: My vocal profile -- Exercise 1.2.3: Tracking the blocks -- Exercise 1.2.4: Keeping the good stuff -- 1.3.Vocal contradictions -- Exercise 1.3.1: Voices from hell -- Exercise 1.3.2: Voices from heaven -- 1.4.Basic equipment -- Exercise 1.4.1: Checking it out -- Exercise 1.4.2: Recording time -- Exercise 1.4.3: Audition update -- 1.5.Imitators -- a voice mirror -- Exercise 1.5.1: My subject in public -- Exercise 1.5.2: Subjects in a scene -- 1.6.The voice recipe -- nine ingredients -- 1.6.1.Tempo: your voice in time -- 1.6.2.Rhythm: your drum beats -- Exercise 1.6.2.1: My tempo/rhythm -- 1.6.3.Articulation -- shaping the sound -- 1.6.4.Pronunciation -- standard, regional, or eccentric? …”