Sonia Moore was a theater director and an expert on Konstantin Stanislavski and his acting method. Founder and director of the American Center for Stanislavski Theater Art and the Sonia Moore Studio of the Theater, she also wrote extensively on the Stanislavski method, including The Stanislavski System and Training an Actor: The Stanislavski System in Class. Moore died in 1995.John Gielgud (1904–2000) was a legendary English actor and director, who was recognized as one of the “great trinity of theatrical knights” with Ralph Richardson and Laurence Olivier that dominated the West End and Broadway in the twentieth century. He also appeared in more than 60 movies and won an Academy Award for Supporting Actor for Arthur. His writing credits include An Actor and His Time and Distinguished Company.Joshua Logan (1908–1988) was an award-winning American director and writer. He directed the Broadway productions of Annie Get Your Gun, South Pacific, and Mister Roberts. He shared the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for cowriting South Pacific in 1950 with Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, and the Tony Award for writing Mister Roberts with Thomas Heggen in 1948. He also directed Hollywood movies and was nominated for Academy Awards for Picnic and Sayonara.

• The Stanislavski SystemAuthor's Note to the Second Revised EditionPreface by Sir John GielgudForeword by Joshua LoganStanislavski and his SystemThe Method of Physical ActionsElements of an ActionThe "Magic If"Given CircumstancesImaginationConcentration of AttentionTruth and BeliefCommunionAdaptationTempop-RhythmEmotional MemoryAnalysis through Events and ActionsThe Super-Objective and the Through Line of ActionsThe Actor's Physical ApparatusWork on the Role: Building a CharacterThe Subtext of BehaviorThe DirectorEugene Vakhtangov: The DiscipleBibliographyIndex

Sonia Moore was a theater director and an expert on Konstantin Stanislavski and his acting method. Founder and director of the American Center for Stanislavski Theater Art and the Sonia Moore Studio of the Theater, she also wrote extensively on the Stanislavski method, including The Stanislavski System and Training an Actor: The Stanislavski System in Class. Moore died in 1995.John Gielgud (1904–2000) was a legendary English actor and director, who was recognized as one of the “great trinity of theatrical knights” with Ralph Richardson and Laurence Olivier that dominated the West End and Broadway in the twentieth century. He also appeared in more than 60 movies and won an Academy Award for Supporting Actor for Arthur. His writing credits include An Actor and His Time and Distinguished Company.Joshua Logan (1908–1988) was an award-winning American director and writer. He directed the Broadway productions of Annie Get Your Gun, South Pacific, and Mister Roberts. He shared the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for cowriting South Pacific in 1950 with Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, and the Tony Award for writing Mister Roberts with Thomas Heggen in 1948. He also directed Hollywood movies and was nominated for Academy Awards for Picnic and Sayonara.

• The Stanislavski SystemAuthor's Note to the Second Revised EditionPreface by Sir John GielgudForeword by Joshua LoganStanislavski and his SystemThe Method of Physical ActionsElements of an ActionThe "Magic If"Given CircumstancesImaginationConcentration of AttentionTruth and BeliefCommunionAdaptationTempop-RhythmEmotional MemoryAnalysis through Events and ActionsThe Super-Objective and the Through Line of ActionsThe Actor's Physical ApparatusWork on the Role: Building a CharacterThe Subtext of BehaviorThe DirectorEugene Vakhtangov: The DiscipleBibliographyIndex

Sonia Moore was a theater director and an expert on Konstantin Stanislavski and his acting method. Founder and director of the American Center for Stanislavski Theater Art and the Sonia Moore Studio of the Theater, she also wrote extensively on the Stanislavski method, including The Stanislavski System and Training an Actor: The Stanislavski System in Class. Moore died in 1995.John Gielgud (1904–2000) was a legendary English actor and director, who was recognized as one of the “great trinity of theatrical knights” with Ralph Richardson and Laurence Olivier that dominated the West End and Broadway in the twentieth century. He also appeared in more than 60 movies and won an Academy Award for Supporting Actor for Arthur. His writing credits include An Actor and His Time and Distinguished Company.Joshua Logan (1908–1988) was an award-winning American director and writer. He directed the Broadway productions of Annie Get Your Gun, South Pacific, and Mister Roberts. He shared the Pulitzer Prize for Drama for cowriting South Pacific in 1950 with Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, and the Tony Award for writing Mister Roberts with Thomas Heggen in 1948. He also directed Hollywood movies and was nominated for Academy Awards for Picnic and Sayonara.

• The Stanislavski SystemAuthor's Note to the Second Revised EditionPreface by Sir John GielgudForeword by Joshua LoganStanislavski and his SystemThe Method of Physical ActionsElements of an ActionThe "Magic If"Given CircumstancesImaginationConcentration of AttentionTruth and BeliefCommunionAdaptationTempop-RhythmEmotional MemoryAnalysis through Events and ActionsThe Super-Objective and the Through Line of ActionsThe Actor's Physical ApparatusWork on the Role: Building a CharacterThe Subtext of BehaviorThe DirectorEugene Vakhtangov: The DiscipleBibliographyIndex