Gustavo Dudamel and Acting
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Gustavo Dudamel and Acting
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What can actors learn from Gustavo Dudamel? After hearing him conduct Mahler’s Fifth Symphony with the New York Philharmonic, Milton explores what made the performance extraordinary: Dudamel’s personal connection to the music, the way he included the orchestra, and how that connection reached the audience.
That same expanding circle is essential to acting. This week’s discussion looks at connecting to the idea of a play, building a relationship with your partner, and letting the audience in. Along the way, Milton discusses Talking Out, shopping for choices, and why being truthful is only a beginning. Through practice—and through expanding our knowledge, imagination, and experience—we develop more to bring to the work.
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