Quo Fuit places 6 dated presences for Konstantin Stanislavski across 6 places, from 1906 to 1924.
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Konstantin Sergeyevich Stanislavski (7 August 1938) was a seminal Russian and Soviet theatre practitioner.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Konstantin Stanislavski was documented, and when
1906 to 1914period
Mariánské Lázněattested“Stanislavski spent the summer of 1914 in Marienbad where, as he had in 1906, he researched the history of theatre and theories of acting to clarify the discoveries that his practical experiments had produced.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
May 1908month
Germanyattested“"What fascinates me most", Stanislavski wrote in May 1908, "is the rhythm of feelings, the development of affective memory and the psycho-physiology of the creative process." His interest in the creative use of the actor's personal exper…”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
1910year
Capriattested“Late in 1910, Gorky invited Stanislavski to join him in Capri, where they discussed actor training and Stanislavski's emerging "grammar".”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
18 September 1922exact date
Pragueattested“The tour began in Berlin, where Stanislavski arrived on 18 September 1922, and proceeded to Prague, Zagreb, and Paris, where he was welcomed at the station by Jacques Hébertot, Lugné-Poe, and Jacques Copeau.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
18 September 1922exact date
Berlinattested“The tour began in Berlin, where Stanislavski arrived on 18 September 1922, and proceeded to Prague, Zagreb, and Paris, where he was welcomed at the station by Jacques Hébertot, Lugné-Poe, and Jacques Copeau.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
August 1924month
Moscowattested“On his return to Moscow in August 1924, Stanislavski began with the help of Gurevich to make substantial revisions to his autobiography, in preparation for a definitive Russian-language edition, which was published in September 1926.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
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1877year
Moscowmentioned“The effortless, emotive, and clear playing of the Italian Ernesto Rossi, who performed major Shakespearean tragic protagonists in Moscow in 1877, particularly impressed him.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
Chicagomentioned“A performance of Three Sisters on 31 March 1923 concluded the season in New York, after which they travelled to Chicago, Philadelphia, and Boston.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
20 March 1924exact date
White Housementioned“On 20 March 1924, Stanislavski met President Calvin Coolidge at the White House.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
1929year
Nicementioned“While recuperating in Nice at the end of 1929, Stanislavski began a production plan for Shakespeare's Othello.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
1934year
Parismentioned“Every afternoon for five weeks during the summer of 1934 in Paris, Stanislavski worked with the American actress Stella Adler, who had sought his assistance with the blocks she had confronted in her performances.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
1935year
Americamentioned“By 1935, a version of the first volume was ready for publication in America, to which the publishers made significant abridgements.”source: Wikipedia: Konstantin Stanislavski
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