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The Actor's Menu®: A Character
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“We actors are lucky to have Bill Howey. He loves actors and is here to help…his brilliant book, The Actor’s Menu, proves it.”
The Hangover, Hellboy, Twenty Good Years (NBC), Arrested Development, The Larry Sanders Show, Glengarry Glen Ross (Tony Award-Best Revival)
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Schiffman on Howey
Acting columnist Jean Schiffman (Backstage) quoted Bill several times in her article The Unbearable Confusion of Defining Terms on the topics of “moment-to-moment”, “objective” and “intention”. Read more…
A Fresh Approach for Actors
Emmy-award winner Tony Shalhoub calls The Actor’s Menu “a truly comprehensive, concise, unpretentious and utterly accessible tool”.
With this book a seasoned acting teacher and coach demonstrates a fresh new approach to character preparation for actors from experienced pros to those who just want to learn how to act. You can create powerful, believable characters for theatre, film or video using Bill Howey’s innovative Actor’s Menu approach.
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An Acting Workshop in a Book!
The Actor’s Menu provides powerful tools for building the stories and the characters that are the heart of any performance, including the technique of reinvention – learning to see a character in a new, visceral, emotive light. The Actor’s Menu really is an acting workshop in a book!
