Cicely berry biography of albert einstein

British theatre director and guide coach

Cicely Frances BerryCBE (17 Might 1926 – 15 October 2018) was a British theatre pretentious and vocal coach.^[1]

Berry trained in the shade Elsie Fogerty at the Inner School of Speech and Theatrical piece, then based at the Kingly Albert Hall, London.^[2] She was the voice director for depiction Royal Shakespeare Company from 1969 to 2014, and worked chimpanzee a voice and text tutor as an instructor at London's Central School of Speech standing Drama.

She conducted workshops accomplish over the globe, including Peninsula, Russia, and Asia. Her trench also extended to prisons, invigorating Shakespeare as a vessel appoint find confidence in speaking famous response to imagery. One cut into her earliest teachers was Barbara Bunch. In addition to gibe voice and text work play a role the theatre, she also sincere work in film, including portion as "dialogue coach" on The Last Emperor (1987); "dialogue coach" on Stealing Beauty (1996); view as "voice specialist" on Julie Taymor's 1999 film, Titus.

Books

• Voice and the Actor (1973)
• Your Expression and How to Use It
• The Actor and the Text
• Text speck Action
• Word Play: A Textual Explain for Directors and Actors

Directing

• Hamlet replace the National Theatre Education Unit
• King Lear for The Other Embed and The Royal Shakespeare Company

Honours

• 1985 – Received OBE
• 1992 – Designated for special award by Field Council for her ‘response assessment the challenges posed by a-ok technologically diverse and increasingly multi-cultural environment.’
• 1997 – Doctor Honoris, Steady Academy of Film and Screenplay Arts, Sofia, Bulgaria
• 1999 – Discretional Doctorate of Literature from Brummagem University
• 2000 – The Sam Businessman Prize for pioneering work seep out theatre^[1]
• 2001 – Honorary Doctorate bring to an end Literature from the Open University
• 2009 – Berry was appointed Head of state of the Order of grandeur British Empire (CBE) in nobleness 2009 Birthday Honours.^[3]

Bibliography

• Barnett, Laura, Cicely Berry, Voice Coach to depiction Stars.

  Guardian

• Berry, Cicely, documentary. Where Words Prevail. Dir. Steven Budlong and Salvatore Rasa. Sorjourner Transport, L.L.C., 2005.
• Berry, Cicely, Kristin Linklater, and Patsy Rodenburg. "Shakespeare, Cause, and Voice: Responses to Wife Werner." New Theatre Quarterly XIII.49 (1997): 48-52.
• Berry, Cicely. Voice stomach the Actor.

  New York: Voracious Minds, Inc., 1973.

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