Four books for those interested in acting and writing

Theater News Base: The books “Teaching Performance Studies” by Nathan Stackey and Cynthia Weimer and translated by Afagh Mirghasemi, “The Path of the Actor” by Mikhail Chekhov and translated by Marzieh Mousavi, “Stealing Fire from the Gods” by James Bount and translated by Poopak Rahimi and “Improvisation, Storytelling” And the Art of Creating Things, translated by Ali Shams and Afsaneh Kamali, are the latest works in the field of theory and theater that have been made available to those interested.

The Teaching of Performance Studies reflects the emerging and challenging nature of the field, which looks at a wide range of human behaviors and actions from everyday conversation to formal theater and cultural rituals. This interdisciplinary discourse imposed by the authors represents a new perspective on performance studies; A relationship and a deliberate return between everyday life and the classroom. Nathan Stackey and Cynthia Weimer are the authors of this book, both university professors and performance scholars, who have compiled the book into 16 articles by leading researchers and educators in the fields of theater and anthropology.

This 360-page book translated by Afagh Mirghasemi in paperback, with paperback, paperback and a price of 120,000 Tomans has been made available to those interested.

Mikhail Chekhov is a great and tragic figure in the history of Russian theater. He was the nephew of the famous Russian writer Anton Chekhov. The Actor’s Path is a collection of valuable experiences of brilliant acting, of which the greatest actors in the world are proud to be his students. The collection includes his memoirs and reflections on the secrets of the evolution of the stage and acting. Chekhov’s acting style is full of honesty and style and originates from within, an interior that is naked in front of the audience and penetrates their lives.

This 168-page book translated by Marzieh Mousavi in ​​paperback, with paperback, paperback and a price of 59,000 Tomans is available to those interested from now on.

The book “Stealing Fire from the Gods” written by James Bount and translated by Poopak Rahimi is a good guide for those who are interested in writing. “Stealing Fire from the Gods”, subtitled (Comprehensive Storytelling Guide for Writers and Filmmakers), offers innovative, fresh, and very important knowledge that is not available anywhere else, and depending on the type of story, real or unreal, the medium in which the story is set. It should be narrated and nothing depends on it. Hence, one of the most important and best guides for writers, filmmakers and anyone whose life depends on understanding how to empower stories and create great or successful stories. This book seeks to explore the concepts of writing, and the knowledge that this book seeks to explain is in fact a continuation of what Joseph Campbell and Carl Gustav Jung began.

This 388-page book translated by Poopak Rahimi in paperback, with paperback, paperback and a price of 120,000 Tomans was made available to the general public.

“Improvisation, storytelling or the art of creating things” is a book for improvisation lovers. This book is a “Must read” book for actors. In this book, the author explains his theory of improvisation in detail and introduces the concept of condition and mask. In this book, the relationship between the actor and the role on stage is discussed. Each concept and proposition is explained with one or more examples, and the examples find their way into the book from the author’s lived experiences. The creative actor needs to refer to this book, Kate Johnston has written this book based on her personal biography, and every person needs to refer to this book to have and understand creativity.

This 391-page book, co-translated by Ali Shams and Afsaneh Kamali in paperback, has been made available to theater and acting enthusiasts and researchers in the field of theater and acting with bulk paper, paperback and a price of 129,000 Tomans.