Brian Shea
Brian Shea
feeling tension
It taps into that feeling of tension and terror,
actual believe bring element essential imagination language percent presented preserved radio seeing
It is 99.9 percent of the actual language that was presented in the 1938 radio play. I really believe we have preserved the essential element of the radio play, that you have to bring your imagination into it. You never see the monsters. You see the actors seeing the monsters.
acting communal fresh great requires rush script
Acting is a communal art. In the end, it not only requires the actors, director, technicians and a script and the playwright, but the audience. It's different with every performance. It's fresh and it's living. It's a great rush and very invigorating.