Place the fingers on the side of the face with the thumbs resting behind the ears. Slowly, smoothly, and gently melt the hands downward. Simultaneously, think about floating the head upward through the hands. When the thumb reaches the angle of the jaw, the hands can change direction, following the jawline. Allow the light contact […]
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Shakespeare Resources Online
Shakespeare Editions Historical Context: Asimov’s Guide to Shakespeare Pronunciation and Glossaries Rhetorical Figures Scansion
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Rhetorical Figures
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Figures of Sound
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Inoperative Drills
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Paraphrasing for Meaning
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A Verse-Speaking Aesthetic
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Memorization Strategies
The best memorization happens when you’re recreating your character’s thought process— the ideas and images they’re experiencing, not just the sequence of words. “You have to think the thought.”