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The Art Of Tap Dancing (Running Press Mini Kits)
Tap dancing, a mainstay of the American stage and screen since the nineteenth century, is as popular as ever, and provides a great low-impact workout! The newest addition to our highly successful line of dance-themed kits, The Art of Tap Dancing includes a set of heel and toe taps with screws to |
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Fight Choreography: The Art of Non-Verbal Dialogue
All of us have seen films in which the story and acting might be great, but the film suffers because the action and fight sequences are not convincing enough, are terribly shot or edited, or do not integrate seamlessly into the story, causing them to be ineffective, gratuitous, or worst of all, |
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On Broadway: Art and Commerce on the Great White Way
At a critical, transitional moment in the history of Broadway—and, by extension, of American theatre itself—former Broadway stage manager Steven Adler enlists insider perspectives from sixty-six practitioners and artists to chronicle the recent past and glimpse the near future of the Great White |
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The Art of Hand Shadows
Clear explanations and over 70 illustrations demonstrate how to position your hands to make lifelike shadows of a lumbering dinosaur, a pair of playful monkeys, an eagle taking flight, a cat scratching itself, a howling wolf, a neighing horse, a dog that eats a rabbit, and many other figures. Good |
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Zen and the Art of Stand-Up Comedy (Theatre Arts (Routledge Hardcover))
In this engaging and disarmingly frank book, comic Jay Sankey spills the beans, explaining not only how to write and perform stand-up comedy, but how to improve and perfect your work. Much more than a how-to manual Zen and the Art of Stand-Up Comedy is the most detailed and comprehensive book on the |
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Tango: The Art History of Love
In this generously illustrated book, world-renowned Yale art historian Robert Farris Thompson gives us the definitive account of tango, " the fabulous dance of the past hundred years–and the most beautiful, in the opinion of Martha Graham.”
Thompson traces tango’s evolution in the nineteenth |
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The Invisible Art
Since the birth of cinema, movie-makers have created stunning special effects by combining still "matte" paintings with live-action film. Matte painting techniques were closely guarded secrets that never left the studio lot. In this unprecedented retrospective, Mark Cotta Vaz and Craig Barron reveal |
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