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Candida
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0:11
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0:48
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Adler gives her interpretation of the character of Morell in George Bernard Shaw's Candida, sourcing his motivation not to religious enlightenment but to wanting to be a star who has "found his gimmick."
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Teaching |
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Selection from Scene Studies (ADS0093)
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0:40
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1:00
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Adler talks about going to the text in order to see that the nervousness is not in the text and comes from the self
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Themes |
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Selections from Scene Studies
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0:06
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"Everyone look at me while I lie" and then she opens her arms out. A grand gesture to convey her feelings. She often uses her body as a vehicle of emotions
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Body language |