Stanislavski Never Wore Tap Shoes…

[burkemoses]

Posted: 5/23/14 at 8:52am

Whether lead or ensemble player, those possessing acting craft advance to the head of any audition group. Because it is so rare, the singer and/or dancer that is also libretto-crafted is nearly guaranteed a long career in the theater. After graduating conservatory, most musical performers discard their acting training. Once into the marketplace, they realize an entirely different skill set is mandatory to just survive the fast paced musical process. These tools are known as “craft,” lessons that usually take years to discover, and few discover them all.

“Stanislavski Never Wore Tap Shoes (Musical Theater Acting Craft)” is the first book focusing on the craft of acting in the musical theater, and the first book on acting written by a seasoned musical performing veteran. Burke Moses has enjoyed performing on the professional stage for over thirty years. He has played leading roles on Broadway, London’s West End, as well as most of the finest musical venues in America. He has worked beside many of the world’s finest stage talents.

Let’s learn our craft, shall we?

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JJ729J0