STANISLAVSKI: METHODOLOGY, REFORM, AND CONTINUITY IN ACTING
STANISLAVSKI: METHODOLOGY, REFORM, AND CONTINUITY IN ACTING

Summary/Abstract: The article analyzes the fundamental contribution of Konstantin Sergeyevich Stanislavski to the formation of a modern methodology of the actor’s art, emphasizing the transformation of his system from a theory of interiority into a flexible tool for contemporary stage authenticity. The author traces the evolution of key concepts—stage truth, affective memory, physical action, attention, imagination, perspective, and tempo-rhythm—and the ways in which these have been reconfigured within twenty-first-century theatre pedagogies.

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