DRAMA

HAMZA ALNSOUR
STRAND AI
KONSTANTIN
STANISLAVSKI
Konstantin Sergeevich Stanislavsky
was a central figure in the theater
of Soviet Russia. His many works
have earned him a reputation as one of
the finest theater directors of our
time, and he is widely regarded as an
outstanding character actor.
 WHAT ARE ESSENTIAL 4

PERSONAL/POLITICAL/CULTURAL/OR
SOCIAL EVENTS THAT INFLUENCED
KONSTANTIN STANISLAVSKI
1 Stanislavski backed democratic principles like giving
everyone on the planet the same chances and value.

2 What led Stanislavski to

embrace naturalism? Stanislavski wanted his actors to behave
naturally so that the audience would
believe they were watching real life. The naturalistic nature
of the show encourages viewers to believe what they see
and invest emotionally in it.

3 Did Stanislavski hold the realist position? Throughout his

entire career, Stanislavski was a fervent supporter of realism.
created the renowned naturalistic gaming system that made
him well-known. In addition to the plays by Anton Chekhov and
Henrik Ibsen, he oversaw productions of many other
significant realistic theater works.
 WHAT ARE 5
ESSENTIAL PERSONAL/POLITICAL/C
ULTURAL/OR SOCIAL EVENTS THAT
INFLUENCED KONSTANTIN STANISLA
VSKI
3 Symbolism: Although Stanislavski is frequently linked to realism, he was also
influenced by this artistic movement that looked at symbolic and abstract
representations of reality. His work on psychological realism
and the inner motives of characters shows this influence.

4 Moscow Art Theatre: Stanislavski's theater company, the Moscow Art

Theatre, made a significant contribution to the growth of modern
theater. It developed into a center for cutting-
edge theatrical concepts and produced works that brilliantly merged various
cultural influences.

5 Russian Literature: When directing Anton Chekhov's plays, Stanislavski was

inspired by the great Russian authors of that time. Particularly as a result of
his association with Chekhov, acting became more subtle and nuanced.
 WHAT
ARE ESSENTIAL PERSONAL/POLITICAL/CUL 6

TURAL/OR SOCIAL EVENTS

THAT INFLUENCED KONSTANTIN STANISLA
VSKI
6 Stanislavski was also influenced by Eastern
European theater traditions, particularly those from Constantinople and
the Caucasus. His fascination with physicality, movement,
and nonverbal communication in theater was influenced by these
factors.

7 Stanislavski was influenced by psychological

theories, particularly those that deal with the investigation of human
behavior and emotion. Focusing on the inner life of characters, he
incorporated psychological concepts into his acting technique.

Overall, a diverse range of cultural, artistic, and intellectual influences

helped to shape Konstantin Stanislavski's theater. His cutting-
edge approach to acting and production has had a long-lasting
influence on theater and acting methods
 WHAT DID KONSTANTIN
STANISLAVSKI WANNA
ACHIVE
Stanislavski observed that actors he admired
would often act inconsistently in their roles. They
would experience large bursts of inspiration
on some nights and lackluster performances on
other nights. In order to enable actors to maintain
consistency, he sought to develop a method. He
also desired theatre as a form of art with social
significance. He believed that theater had a
significant impact on audiences, and that actors
should act as educators. Stanislavsky came to
the conclusion that the only way to guarantee a
high caliber of acting ability was to have a
permanent theatrical company.
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UNDERSTANDING KONSTANTIN STANISLAVSKI'S INFLUENCE ON THE THEATER WORLD REQUIRES AN
UNDERSTANDING OF THE PROFOUND RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN HIS METHOD AND HIS IDENTITY AS A
THEATER PRACTITIONER. THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME EXAMPLES OF HOW STANISLAVSKI'S METHOD,
ALSO KNOWN AS THE "STANISLAVSKI SYSTEM" OR "METHOD ACTING," IS CLOSELY RELATED TO BOTH HIS
PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL IDENTITIES.

1. STANISLAVSKI'S PHILOSOPHY OF THEATER PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE IN SHAPING WHO HE

WAS AS A PRACTITIONER. HE THOUGHT THAT THEATER SHOULD AIM FOR EMOTIONAL
TRUTH AND AUTHENTICITY. THIS BELIEF WAS REFLECTED IN HIS METHOD, WHICH AIMED
TO ENABLE ACTORS TO EMOTIONALLY CONNECT WITH THEIR ROLES ON A DEEP LEVEL
AND COMMUNICATE SINCERE FEELINGS TO THE AUDIENCE.

2. HIS DEDICATION TO REALISM HELPED TO SHAPE STANISLAVSKI'S IDENTITY AS A

THEATER PRACTITIONER. HE FOUGHT FOR NATURALISM AND ACCURATE CHARACTER PORTRAYAL IN
CONTRAST TO THE MELODRAMATIC AND EXAGGERATED ACTING TECHNIQUES POPULAR AT THE
TIME. HIS METHOD WAS CREATED TO ASSIST ACTORS IN ACHIEVING THIS REALISM IN THEIR PERFORMANCES.

3.PERSONAL TRANSFORMATION: THE STANISLAVSKI METHOD PLACED A STRONG EMPHASIS

ON THE PSYCHOLOGY AND INNER LIFE OF CHARACTERS. STANISLAVSKI THOUGHT THAT IN ORDER
TO PORTRAY CHARACTERS ACCURATELY, ACTORS NEEDED TO DRAW FROM THEIR OWN EMOTIONS AND
EXPERIENCES.

A KEY COMPONENT OF HIS METHOD WAS CREATING A PERSONAL LINK BETWEEN THE ACTOR'S IDENTITY
AND THE IDENTITY OF THE CHARACTER.

Discuss the connection between the practice used and the identity
of the practitioner?
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4. AS HE CONTINUED TO DEVELOP AND IMPROVE HIS ACTING TECHNIQUE,
STANISLAVSKI'S IDENTITY AS A PRACTITIONER CHANGED OVER TIME. HE WAS NEVER
SATISFIED WITH A STAGNANT APPROACH AND WAS CONSTANTLY LOOKING FOR WAYS
TO ADVANCE THE ACTING CRAFT. HIS WORK HAS UNDERGONE SEVERAL
STAGES, FROM THE "EMOTIONAL MEMORY" PHASE TO THE LATER FOCUS ON "GIVEN
CIRCUMSTANCES" AND "OBJECTIVE," WHICH ALL SHOW THIS EVOLUTION.

5. PEDAGOGY: STANISLAVSKI WAS A TEACHER IN ADDITION TO AN ACTOR AND

A DIRECTOR. HIS PRACTICE HAD A STRONG BEARING ON WHO HE WAS AS
AN EDUCATOR. HE ESTABLISHED THE MOSCOW ART THEATRE SCHOOL, WHERE
HE TAUGHT ASPIRING ACTORS HIS ACTING METHODS. NUMEROUS ACTORS AND
ACTING TEACHERS OWE THEIR IDENTITIES TO HIS PEDAGOGICAL STYLE.

6. LEGACY: STANISLAVSKI'S METHODS HAVE HAD A SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE ON

ACTORS AND THEATER PROFESSIONALS ALL OVER THE WORLD. THE STANISLAVSKI
SYSTEM REMAINS A CORNERSTONE ACTING TECHNIQUE, AND
ITS TENETS HAVE SHAPED A WIDE RANGE OF ACTING METHODS AND APPROACHES.

IN CONCLUSION, KONSTANTIN STANISLAVSKI'S TRAINING WAS MORE THAN JUST

A COLLECTION OF ACTING SKILLS; IT WAS ALSO A REFLECTION OF HIS DEEPLY
HELD VIEWS ON THE NATURE OF THEATER AND THE FUNCTION OF THE
ACTOR. HIS DEDICATION TO AUTHENTICITY, REALISM, AND THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER
OF ACTING WERE INTEGRAL PARTS OF WHO HE WAS AS A THEATER
PRACTITIONER, AND THIS IDENTITY HAS HAD A LASTING IMPACT ON THE
THEATER INDUSTRY AND THE PRACTICE OF ACTING.

Discuss the connection between the practice used and the identity
of the practitioner?
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STANISLAVSKI'S ACTING TECHNIQUES EMPHASIZE EMOTIONAL

MEMORY, SENSE MEMORY, GIVEN CIRCUMSTANCES, OBJECTIVE
AND SUPEROBJECTIVE, INNER MONOLOGUE, PHYSICAL ACTIONS,
THROUGH-LINE OF ACTION, SUBTEXT, CONCENTRATION AND
RELAXATION, AND ENSEMBLE WORK. HE ENCOURAGES ACTORS
TO RECALL PAST EXPERIENCES AND SENSORY DETAILS TO
CREATE VIVID AND REALISTIC PORTRAYALS. HE ALSO
EMPHASIZES UNDERSTANDING THE CHARACTER'S
BACKGROUND, RELATIONSHIPS, AND CONTEXT TO INFORM
THEIR PERFORMANCE. STANISLAVSKI ALSO ENCOURAGES
ACTORS TO ENGAGE IN INTERNAL DIALOGUE, IMAGINING THEIR
CHARACTERS' THOUGHTS AND EMOTIONS. PHYSICAL ACTIONS,
SUCH AS MOVEMENT, POSTURE, AND GESTURE, ARE CRUCIAL
FOR EXPRESSING EMOTIONS AND INTENTIONS.
UNDERSTANDING THE CHARACTER'S THROUGH-LINE OF ACTION
HELPS MAINTAIN CONSISTENCY AND COHERENT CHARACTER
DEVELOPMENT. SUBTEXT EXPLORATION IS ALSO ENCOURAGED,
AND CONCENTRATION AND RELAXATION TECHNIQUES ARE
CRUCIAL FOR MAINTAINING FOCUS AND CALMNESS.

STANISLAVSKI'S ACTING
TECHNIQUES
 STANISLAVSKI'S ACTING TECHNIQUES
1.
Stanislavski's philosophy of theater was a key component of who he was as a practitioner. He thought that theater
should aim for emotional truth and authenticity. This belief was reflected in his method, which aimed
to enable actors to emotionally connect with their roles on a deep level and engage the audience.
2.
Stanislavski's dedication to realism helped to define who he was as a theater practitioner. He advocated for
naturalism and accurate portrayals of characters in order to depart from the melodramatic and exaggerated
acting techniques of his time. To aid actors in achieving this realism in their performances, he developed a
practice.
3.
Personal Transformation: The Stanislavski System placed a strong emphasis on a character's psychology
and inner life. Stanislavski thought that in order to portray characters accurately, actors needed to draw from their
own emotions and experiences.
A key component of his method was creating a personal link between the actor's identity and the identity of the
character.
4.
As he carried on to develop and improve his acting technique, Stanislavski's identity as a practitioner underwent
constant change. He was never satisfied with a stagnant approach and was constantly looking for ways
to advance the acting craft.
The different stages of his work, from the "emotional memory" phase to the later focus on "given
circumstances" and "objective," demonstrate this evolution.
5.
Pedagogy: In addition to being an actor and a director, Stanislavski was also a teacher. His practice had a strong
bearing on who he was as an educator. He established the Moscow Art Theatre School, where he taught aspiring
actors his acting methods. Numerous actors and acting teachers owe their identities to his pedagogical style.
 STANISLAVSKI'S ACTING TECHNIQUES
6.
Stanislavski thought that physical actions were very important in acting.
He developed exercises and methods to help actors convey feelings and intentions
through their physical actions. Movement, posture, and gesture were all addressed in
this.
7.
Through-
Line of Action: Stanislavski emphasized the significance of comprehending a character's
overarching journey or through-line of action throughout the entire play. Actors
were able to do this to keep their portrayals consistent and make sure the arc of their
characters made sense.
8.
The subtext, or underlying emotions and motivations in a scene, was encouraged for
actors to explore. Stanislavski thought that actors should convey this subtext through
their performance because so much of what characters communicate is left unsaid.
9.
Stanislavski emphasized the importance of an actor's capacity for focus and relaxation
while performing. Actors were able to concentrate and maintain their composure while
performing thanks to strategies like "centering" and "circle of attention.".
10.
The collaborative nature of theater and the value of ensemble work were stressed by
Stanislavski. To produce a seamless and unified performance, actors were
urged to collaborate closely with the other members of the cast.
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STANISLAVSKI'S 7 QUESTIONS
Who am I? Start with the basics and then fill in the gaps with
your imagination. ...
Where am I? ...
What time is it? ...
What do I want? ...
Why do I want it? ...
How will I get what I want? ...
What must I overcome to get what I want?
STRAND AII
 THE VIDEO I CHOOSE
SHOWEN THE USE OF
MANY STANISLAVSKI'S ACTIN
G TECHNIQUES
 VIDEO
The school's owner is shown yelling at the students in the opening
scene. Judging by the way he speaks, we can deduce that he is in his teen
years, around 16 or 17, and that his backstory involves self-
loathing and deprivation. The first thing I noticed was that he believed himself
to be the victor, and we could tell that the school's owner saw himself as
the hire-ups. This may not be accurate, but the act supported what I said.
and for the first two seconds, the school's owner used a physical
action technique in which he waved his
arms to communicate and support a student's message. The student then
switches to a second voice, acting in a way that shows idioms of naturalism
and realism while maintaining a sad expression and appearing to be
on the verge of tears. After that, the principal gave him a frustrated, indignant
look as he walked in a circular pattern. The student then uses his body in
addition to his hand to communicate and come to a
better understanding. as when he said, "And you want me to change
that crazy," for instance. Here, students were using body language to convey
their messages. When a student said "you," he pointed at the school's
owner, and when a student said "me," he pointed at his abs and rounded his
shoulders in his direction. At sec. 50, the student abruptly shouted in a fearful
tone, demonstrating his ignorance of the material and his lack of confidence in
it. He then abruptly changed directions while spanking his foot on
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IN MY OPINION
• In my opinion, I liked the video and the
acting techniques used because they
reflected a real-life setting and felt authentic.
I also saw the young boy's amazing acting
abilities, and I really want to see this kind of
scenery and acting techniques being used in
the future to showcase his talent.
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1. The soldier finds the 4. The policemen

bomb a few seconds Brainstorming were able to
before it explodes, he deactivate it on time
thinks quickly and ends up ideas: after all the
jumping off sacrificing his struggles they have
life and protecting the been through
people surrounding him

2. When the bomb's timer 3. When the bomber is about to leave, 5. The Bomber's
ends to zero, the lights cut he thinks twice about it - feels bad assistant backstabs him
off, it turns out the and plans on ending it, but it ends his because of a certain
employees and clients life instead background story.
were in on a prank, and
they surprise their boss on
his birthday and celebrate
it together
 THE IDEA WE CHOOESE​(THE
BIRTHDAY OF THE BOSS)
•
The bomb countdown was nearing zero, causing a palpable tension to fill the room. Uncertainty and
anxiety gripped both the staff and guests, as they awaited the unknown. However, just as panic began to
take hold, an unexpected turn of events unfolded. The room was suddenly bathed in a vibrant display of
light and color, instantly transforming the atmosphere from one of fear to one of pure joy. This sudden
and unforeseen transformation caught everyone off guard, serving as a poignant reminder of the
immense value of unity and trust. This experience serves as a profound testament to the profound
impact that our relationships and collaborations with others can have on our lives. When we come
together and offer support to one another, even the most daunting and challenging moments can be
transformed into cherished memories. It is all too easy to become consumed by the daily stresses and
pressures of life, but occurrences like this serve as a powerful reminder of what truly matters: the
connections and friendships that guide us through both the difficult and triumphant times. As the owner
reflected upon the significance of the relationships they had cultivated, it became evident that these were
the true treasures in life, far surpassing any material possessions or achievements.
 Acting techniques

1: EMOTIONAL MEMORY: EMOTIONAL MEMORY, ALSO KNOWN AS EMOTIONAL MEMORY,

INVOLVES RECALLING PAST EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES TO REALISTICALLY PORTRAY
THE EMOTIONS REQUIRED FOR A SCENE. ACTORS USE PERSONAL MEMORIES TO
CONNECT EMOTIONALLY WITH THEIR CHARACTERS, MAKING THEIR PERFORMANCES
MORE AUTHENTIC.
2: THE SPECIFIC SITUATION: THE GIVEN SITUATION REFERS TO THE CONTEXT AND
BACKGROUND INFORMATION PROVIDED BY THE SCRIPT. IT INCLUDES INFORMATION
SUCH AS TIME, PLACE, CIRCUMSTANCES AND EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE SCENE.
UNDERSTANDING A PARTICULAR SITUATION IS ESSENTIAL FOR AN ACTOR TO MAKE
CHOICES THAT FIT THE STORY.
3: BODY LANGUAGE: BODY LANGUAGE INCLUDES NON-VERBAL SIGNALS THAT
ARE CONVEYED THROUGH BODY MOVEMENTS, POSTURES AND GESTURES. ACTORS
USE BODY LANGUAGE TO CONVEY THE CHARACTER'S EMOTIONS, INTENTIONS AND
PERSONALITY, GIVING DEPTH TO THE PERFORMANCE.
4: EYE CONTACT: MAINTAINING PROPER EYE CONTACT IS ESSENTIAL FOR EFFECTIVE
COMMUNICATION DURING A PERFORMANCE. IT HELPS CONVEY EMOTION,
CONNECT WITH OTHER CHARACTERS, AND ENGAGE THE AUDIENCE. THE WAY AN
ACTOR USES EYE CONTACT CAN REVEAL A LOT ABOUT HIS CHARACTER'S THOUGHTS
AND FEELINGS.
5: ACTION: ACTION REFERS TO THE BODY MOVEMENTS OF AN ACTOR ON STAGE OR
SCREEN. CONTROLLED AND PURPOSEFUL MOVEMENT CAN EMPHASIZE
A CHARACTER'S INTENTIONS, FEELINGS, AND RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHERS. IT IS AN
INTEGRAL PART OF THE PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE AND BLOCKING SCENE.
 Acting techniques

6: FACIAL EXPRESSIONS: FACIAL EXPRESSIONS INVOLVE THE USE

OF DIFFERENT FACIAL MUSCLES TO EXPRESS EMOTIONS AND REACTIONS.
ACTORS USE FACIAL EXPRESSIONS TO ALLOW THE AUDIENCE TO SEE AND RELATE TO
THE CHARACTER'S EMOTIONS. EXPRESSIVE FACES CAN EXPRESS A WIDE RANGE OF
EMOTIONS.
7: THE ALIENATION EFFECT (BRECHTIAN TECHNIQUE): THE ALIENATION
EFFECT, ASSOCIATED WITH PLAYWRIGHT AND DIRECTOR BERTOLT BRECHT, IS A
TECHNIQUE THAT REMINDS THE AUDIENCE THAT THEY ARE WATCHING A PLAY. THESE
TECHNIQUES ARE DESIGNED TO CREATE A SENSE OF DETACHMENT OR CRITICAL
DISTANCE, PREVENTING THE AUDIENCE FROM GETTING TOO
EMOTIONALLY INVOLVED IN THE STORY. EXAMPLES INCLUDE SPEAKING DIRECTLY TO
THE AUDIENCE, SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS, AND UNNATURAL PERFORMANCES.
8: TIMING AND RHYTHM: TIMING AND RHYTHM ARE ESSENTIAL TO DELIVER LINES AND
ACTIONS AT THE RIGHT PACE AND RHYTHM. THE RIGHT TIMING CAN
EMPHASIZE A DRAMATIC MOMENT, CREATE TENSION, OR PROVIDE COMIC
RELIEF. ACTORS WORK HARD ON TIMING TO ENGAGE THE AUDIENCE EFFECTIVELY.
9: EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION: EXPRESSING THE EMOTIONS OF A SCENE
OR A CHARACTER REQUIRES THE USE OF VARIOUS ACTING SKILLS SUCH AS
VOICE, FACIAL EXPRESSIONS, BODY LANGUAGE AND MOVEMENTS TO CONVEY THE
EMOTIONAL ATMOSPHERE. THIS IS ESSENTIAL TO IMMERSE THE AUDIENCE IN THE
INTENDED EMOTIONS OF THE SHOW.
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THE 4 WALL IN THE VIDEO AT MIN

2:25-2:35

THE FOURTH WALL,

THEY ACKNOWLEDGE THE EXISTENCE
OF THE AUDIENCE AND SPEAK TO
THEM DIRECTLY. WHEN THEY DO THIS,
THE FICTIONAL WORLD GIVES WAY TO
THE LITERAL REALITY OF THE
MEDIUM: A GROUP OF ACTORS IS
PUTTING ON A PERFORMANCE FOR A
LIVE AUDIENCE OR A CAMERA.
I USED EYE CONTACT WHICH IS
MAINTAINING PROPER EYE CONTACT
IS ESSENTIAL FOR
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION DURING A
PERFORMANCE. IT HELPS
CONVEY EMOTION, CONNECT WITH OTHER
CHARACTERS, AND ENGAGE THE AUDIENCE. THE WAY
AN ACTOR USES EYE CONTACT CAN REVEAL A LOT
ABOUT HIS CHARACTER'S THOUGHTS AND FEELINGS.
USED THIS ACTING TECHNIQUES AT FIRST WHEN I
SAID REVENGE IS COMING
WE ALSO USED FACIAL EXPRESSIONS: FACIAL EXPRESSIONS INVOLVE THE
USE OF DIFFERENT FACIAL MUSCLES TO EXPRESS EMOTIONS AND REACTIONS.
ACTORS USE FACIAL EXPRESSIONS TO ALLOW THE AUDIENCE TO
SEE AND RELATE TO THE CHARACTER'S EMOTIONS. EXPRESSIVE FACES
CAN EXPRESS A WIDE RANGE OF EMOTIONS.
AT MIN1:40-1:44 WE CAN SEE ABDUALLAH FACE EXPRESSION HOW SURPRISED
HE IS AND HOW HAPPY HE IS ALL THAT WAS EXPRESSED BY HIS FACE
TIMING AND RHYTHM: TIMING
AND RHYTHM ARE ESSENTIAL TO
DELIVER LINES
AND ACTIONS AT THE
RIGHT PACE AND RHYTHM. THE
RIGHT TIMING
CAN EMPHASIZE A DRAMATIC MO
MENT, CREATE TENSION,
OR PROVIDE
COMIC RELIEF. ACTORS
WORK HARD ON TIMING TO
ENGAGE THE AUDIENCE
EFFECTIVELY.
We see that thrthroughought the
act this variable is important in
the script

We used EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION: EXPRESSING THE EMOTIONS OF A

SCENE OR A CHARACTER REQUIRES THE USE OF VARIOUS ACTING SKILLS
SUCH AS VOICE, FACIAL EXPRESSIONS,
BODY LANGUAGE AND MOVEMENTS TO CONVEY THE EMOTIONAL
ATMOSPHERE. THIS IS ESSENTIAL TO IMMERSE THE AUDIENCE IN
THE INTENDED EMOTIONS OF THE SHOW. HOW ABDUALLAH EXPRESSED HIS
EMOTIONS AND HOW HAPPY HE IS AT MIN 1:40-1:44
• EMOTIONAL MEMORY: EMOTIONAL MEMORY, • THE ALIENATION EFFECT (BRECHTIAN TECHNIQUE • BODY LANGUAGE: BODY
ALSO KNOWN ) THE ALIENATION EFFECT, ASSOCIATED WITH LANGUAGE INCLUDES NON-
PLAYWRIGHT AND DIRECTOR BERTOLT BRECHT, IS
AS EMOTIONAL MEMORY, INVOLVES RECALLING VERBAL SIGNALS THAT ARE CONVEYED
A TECHNIQUE THAT REMINDS THE AUDIENCE
PAST EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCES THAT THEY ARE WATCHING A PLAY. THROUGH BODY MOVEMENTS, POSTU
TO REALISTICALLY PORTRAY THE EMOTIONS THESE TECHNIQUES ARE DESIGNED TO CREATE A RES AND GESTURES. ACTORS USE BODY
REQUIRED FOR A SCENE. ACTORS USE PERSONAL SENSE OF DETACHMENT OR CRITICAL DISTANCE, LANGUAGE TO CONVEY THE
MEMORIES TO CONNECT EMOTIONALLY WITH PREVENTING THE AUDIENCE CHARACTER'S EMOTIONS, INTENTIONS
THEIR CHARACTERS, MAKING THEIR FROM GETTING TOO EMOTIONALLY INVOLVED IN AND PERSONALITY, GIVING DEPTH
THE STORY. EXAMPLES INCLUDE SPEAKING
PERFORMANCES MORE AUTHENTIC. WE SEE TO THE PERFORMANCE. WE SEE THIS
DIRECTLY TO THE AUDIENCE, SELF-
THAT WHEN I HAMZA GET OUT AND SAY AFTER CONSCIOUSNESS, AND UNNATURAL WHEN I CAME ON STAGE I WAS
ALL THE PRANKS YOU PULLED ON US PERFORMANCES. AT THE END WHEN ABDUALLAH WALKIN' CAUTIOCLY AS I WAS THE
TALKED TO THE AUDIENCE BOOMER
 Artistic Statement
THE PROFOUND REVELATION DAWNS UPON US WHEN WE RECOGNIZE THAT LIFE'S
MOST PRECIOUS TREASURES ARE NOT MATERIAL POSSESSIONS OR FLEETING
ACCOMPLISHMENTS BUT RATHER THE INTRICATE TAPESTRY OF CONNECTIONS WE
WEAVE AND THE RESILIENT BONDS THAT GUIDE US THROUGH BOTH THE TRIALS
AND TRIUMPHS. IN THE GRAND SYMPHONY OF EXISTENCE, IT BECOMES
ABUNDANTLY CLEAR THAT THE ESSENCE OF A FULFILLING LIFE LIES NOT IN THE
CHALLENGES WE ENCOUNTER BUT IN THE PROFOUND IMPACT OF THE
RELATIONSHIPS WE CULTIVATE.AS WE NAVIGATE THE LABYRINTH OF OUR JOURNEY,
IT IS THE PROFOUND CONNECTIONS WITH OTHERS THAT SERVE AS THE TRUE
MEASURE OF OUR WEALTH. THESE CONNECTIONS, AKIN TO DELICATE THREADS,
INTERTWINE TO FORM A SAFETY NET DURING LIFE'S TEMPESTS AND A SOURCE OF
JOY DURING ITS CALMS. THEY ARE THE SILENT ARCHITECTS OF OUR SHARED
EXPERIENCES, TRANSFORMING MUNDANE MOMENTS INTO MEMORIES ETCHED IN
THE FABRIC OF TIME.IN TIMES OF ADVERSITY, THESE BONDS EMERGE AS
STEADFAST PILLARS, OFFERING SOLACE AND STRENGTH. TRUE FRIENDS, THE
UNSUNG HEROES OF OUR NARRATIVES, STAND RESOLUTE BESIDE US,
TRANSFORMING THE DARKEST HOURS INTO BEACONS OF HOPE. IT IS AMIDST THE
STORMS OF LIFE THAT THE AUTHENTICITY OF THESE CONNECTIONS SHINES
BRIGHTEST, FOR IT IS NOT THE ABSENCE OF OBSTACLES THAT DEFINES OUR
JOURNEY BUT THE UNWAVERING SUPPORT OF THOSE WHO CHOOSE TO WALK
BESIDE US.YET, IT IS NOT MERELY THE CHALLENGES THAT THESE CONNECTIONS
HELP US SURMOUNT; THEY ALSO ENRICH OUR MOMENTS OF TRIUMPH. THE SWEET
TASTE OF SUCCESS IS AMPLIFIED WHEN SHARED WITH THOSE WHO HAVE
WITNESSED OUR STRUGGLES AND CHEERED US ON. IN THE TAPESTRY OF LIFE,
ACHIEVEMENTS BECOME MORE VIBRANT WHEN CELEBRATED IN THE COMPANY OF
TRUE COMPANIONS.IN CONCLUSION, LIFE'S TRUE TREASURES ARE NOT
DISCOVERED IN ISOLATION BUT IN THE SHARED EXPERIENCES AND MEANINGFUL
CONNECTIONS WE FOSTER. THE REALIZATION THAT THE STRENGTH OF
FRIENDSHIPS CAN TRANSFORM ADVERSITY INTO CELEBRATION IS A TESTAMENT
TO THE PROFOUND IMPACT OF HUMAN BONDS ON THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE. AS
WE NAVIGATE THE INTRICATE DANCE OF LIFE, LET US CHERISH AND CULTIVATE
THESE CONNECTIONS, FOR THEY ARE THE TIMELESS TREASURES THAT ENRICH THE
VERY FABRIC OF OUR EXISTENCE.