The Times ran a story today about the first class of American actors to graduate from the Moscow Art Theater (Stanislavski’s home of renown). Read the article here.
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I actually read that…And while I have never been a huge Stanislavsky fan, I think it’s pretty cool that some Americans are actually graduating from his school, since his methods are taught all over the country.
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Hey guy! Yes, the trip was quite interesting, just imagine your brother and his explosive ass in a crammed vehicle. Freakin hilarious! Oh, I loved that comparison of the two pictures of you and that kid from that show, that’s crazy! I was named after baby Carrie from Little House on the Praire. I just thought you should know. In case you were wondering. Which I’m sure you were.