Rhythm in Acting and Performance: Embodied Approaches and Understandings.

In the book "Rhythm in Acting and Performance: Embodied Approaches and Understandings," author Eilon Morris explores the multifaceted nature of rhythm in acting and theater. The book delves into the historical and theoretical aspects of rhythm, highlighting its ephemeral and elusive nature. Morris examines the contributions of various theater practitioners, such as Konstantin Stanislavski, Suzanne Bing, Jacques Copeau, Vsevolod Meyerhold, John Britton, Anne Bogart, and Tina Landau, who have incorporated rhythm into their work. The book also explores the role of rhythm in ritual, focus, flow, and consciousness, drawing on the insights of Jerzy Grotowski and Nicolás Núñez. Overall, the book provides a comprehensive exploration of rhythm in acting and performance, offering valuable insights for actors, directors, and theater-makers. [Extracted from the article]