Own a piece of theater history with the 6th Edition of "Rehearsal: The Principles and Practice of Acting for the Stage" (1983) by Miriam A. Franklin and James G. Dixon III. This classic pedagogical text is a comprehensive guide covering theater history, vocal preparation, character study, and technical stagecraft.
Key features include its practical plastic comb binding—designed to lay flat during rehearsals—and a wealth of black-and-white production photos and line drawings. It also contains a dedicated section of practice excerpts from notable plays like "You Can't Take It With You." Perfect for actors, directors, or collectors of vintage acting methods. Clean interior with no highlighting or notes. A staple for any theater enthusiast's library.
Item condition: Very Good Vintage Condition. The white plastic comb binding is fully intact. The orange front cover shows minor shelf wear and slightly bumped corners. The back cover has some light age-related staining/foxing. Interior pages are clean and crisp with faint natural edge yellowing. No visible writing or highlighting.
