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March 10, 2009 - An acting teacher and director for thirty years now, William Roudebush produced a practical how-to guide for artists in the performance arts field. Whether you are new in the industry or not, it is best to build a solid foundation of your creative process with a guide that will steer you to the right direction.
Acting by Mistake starts off with a tension breaking practice of getting rid of all anxieties, strains and pressures from everyday life and worked your way to concentrating on your character and your role.
This self-published book also places heavy emphasis on the process of controlling yourself in compromising situations. An artist can benefit a lot from this Xlibris release that is loaded with advice from a qualified director.
William Roudebush says, “Strip your protections. Start today.” Acting by Mistake will definitely get you started on that road to success.
About the Author
William Roudebush (AEA, SAG, SSDC) has been teaching and directing for thirty years now. He has taught acting for the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, The University of Memphis, Virginia Commonwealth University, The Mint Theatre Company, Cleveland Play House, and was the Theatre School Director for the Walnut Street Theatre from 1995-1999.
He has directed well over two-hundred productions at such theatres as Syracuse Stage Company, Actors’ Theatre of Louisville, The Cleveland Play House, The Hanna Theatre, Theatre Virginia, The GeVa Theatre, and Walnut Street Theatre.
In New York, he was artistic director for the “Ten More By Noonan” reading series at the John Housman Theatre. He also directed for the Ensemble Studio Theatre, Mint Theatre Company, Pulse Ensemble, and the American Folk Theatre. He is the author of the yet unpublished musical revue, entitled “The Village Gate Follies”, that is due for production in the near future.
About Xlibris
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