Masks Or Faces? - A Study In The Psychology Of Acting

Focusing on the psychology of acting, this work by William Archer delves into various aspects of performance and theatricality. It covers topics such as the historical context of acting, emotional expression, and the influence of laughter, alongside intriguing concepts like autosuggestion. Aimed at both practitioners and enthusiasts, this comprehensive study is a valuable addition to theatre literature. The modern edition preserves the original text and illustrations, catering to those interested in the art of acting and its psychological underpinnings.