'A strong blend of hard evidence, fact and anecdote... detailed but very accessible... a practical book with plenty of advice' * The Stage * 'Loaded with technical, scholarly, and specialized information, yet all of it is articulated in the vernacular of the actor, making it not only accessible, but enjoyable a refreshingly personal, often intimate, and thoroughly informative glimpse into the actors nightmare. It offers a comprehensive review of the possible origins of and causes for stage fright, a genuine system for addressing those issues, and a thought-provoking discourse on the actors world and relationships therein that influence this often debilitating phenomenon. If you are an actor who has faced this obstacle, or you know someone who has, you would do well to pick up this book' * Voice and Speech Review * 'Insightful, illuminative and life-changing this book should be on the top of every performer's reading list' * The Reviews Hub * 'Fascinating and incredibly informative well researched, excellently structured and helpfully user-friendly a special book that deserves a special place on anyone's bookshelf concerned, directly or indirectly, with acting' * ReviewsGate * 'This is an important book because I dont recall anyone writing in such depth and with such honesty about stage fright before I hope tutors recommend this book to all performance students and that actors, however experienced, will read it and feel strengthened' -- Susan Elkin, * MyTheatreMates.com *
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