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Stanislavsky in Focus (review)

In Stanislavsky in Focus Sharon Marie Carnicke wants to take readers beyond “common knowledge” of Konstantin Stanislavsky to consider what he actually professed (6). Her work as a translator of his original manuscripts and her readings of the proofs from which American translator Elizabeth Hapgood worked give Carnicke the necessary purview to propose that Stanislavsky has yet to be understood. Her “revitalized readings” of his work make Stanislavsky in Focus a welcome contribution (6).