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  <namePart>Shomit Mitter</namePart>
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 <note>&lt;P&gt;&lt;i&gt;Systems of Rehearsal&lt;/i&gt; is the first systematic appraisal of the three principal paradigms in which virtually all theatre work is conducted today - those developed by Stanislavsky, Brecht and Grotowski. The author compares each system ot the work of the contemporary director who, says Mitter, is the Great Imitator of each of them: Peter Brook. The result is the most comprehensive introduction to modern theatre available.&lt;/P&gt;</note>
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  <topic>Acting; Theater - Production and direction; Theate</topic>
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