MASTERCLASS VIDEOS
MICHA’s Master Classes in the Michael Chekhov Technique Series brings the essential elements of Chekhov’s technique to life in a way that is clear, engaging, practical, and dynamic. A training tool for teachers, students, actors, and directors, the series was funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and features classes with many of the world’s leading practitioners and teachers. Learn more about the series here.
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Michael Chekhov: The Actor is the Theatre is a digital exhibition featuring an archive of approximately 3,600 typewritten pages documenting Michael Chekhov’s work with the Chekhov Theatre Studio between 1936 and 1942. Deirdre Hurst du Prey, a member of the Studio, recorded and compiled notes on Chekhov’s workshops and rehearsals. The materials were donated in 2002 by Deirdre Hurst du Prey to the Leddy Library Archives and Special Collections at the University of Windsor.
The Michael Chekhov Community Performs the Archive
The Michael Chekhov Community Performs the Archive is an initiative of MICHA, the Michael Chekhov Association and the University of Windsor. It invites collaboration between the international Chekhov community and Deirdre Hurst du Prey’s archive, “Michael Chekhov: the Actor is the Theatre” , a digital exhibition featuring approximately 3,600 typewritten pages documenting Chekhov’s work between 1936-1942.
GITIS Moscow
Walk the streets of Moscow in this short film that shines a light on Chekhov’s plea to artists to open their eyes and the eyes of the audience. Featuring the work of Vladimir Baicher, Pavel Bruskov, Daria Krahmaleva and Feodor Stephanov.
In 2021, MICHA began releasing short films that highlight the archive and feature Chekhov artists from around the world. MICHA Members have access to the full collection of over 40 short films and can join the project to create new works to add to the collection.
“QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS” SERIES
These 9 videos feature the questions asked by teaching artists in MICHA’s Teacher Training program and short answers provided by MICHA faculty Ted Pugh and Fen Sloan.