Biography
The state Stella was born in.
Where is New York?
Stella Adler's first production.
What is Broken Hearts?
The amount of books published by Stella Adler.
What is 3?
The actor must always do something on stage.
What is Acting is Doing?
Fill in the blank: She spent her young adult life performing throughout the United States, Europe and South America, appearing in more than ___ plays in vaudeville and the Yiddish theater.
What is 100?
The date Stella Adler was born.
What is February 10th, 1901?
The year Stella was invited to join the Group Theater.
What is 1931.
The book published by Stella Adler that gives advice on acting preparations, the demands of characterization, and dramatic exercises, as well as personal memories.
What is The Technique of Acting?
Using descriptions to get a better understanding.
What is Experience the Description?
The date Stella passed away.
What is December 21st, 1991?
The age Stella Adler was when she appeared in her first production.
What is 4?
The workshop Stella Adler began teaching.
What is the Erwin Piscator Workshop?
The year "The Art of Acting" was published.
What is 2000?
The main focus of Stella Adler's techniques.
What is Imagination?
The location of the Erwin Piscator workshop.
What is The New School for Social Research?
Stella Adler's first husband.
Who is Harold Clurman?
The location of the Stella Adler Theatre Studio.
What is Los Angeles, California?
The book that dives into the small details of making a performance believable.
What is The Art of Acting?
Fill in the blank: Actions evoke feelings by providing the ___ and justification for a character's behavior.
What is The Why?
The length of Stella Adler's and Harold Clubman's marriage.
Stella Adler's daughter.
Who is Ellen Adler?
The amount of time Stella spent in Paris with Stanislavski.
The person The Art of Acting, by Stella Adler is completed and edited by.
Who is Howard Kissel?
Stella Adler regarded imagination as the driving force behind captivating acting.
What is The Importance of Imagination?
Consists of plays written and performed in the language of the Ashkenazi
What is Yiddish Theatre?