RPRS 14.2

Editorial: On Training/RICHARD COUGH & SIMON SHEPHERD -- Pages from a Lost and Found Family Album/RICHARD COUCH & SIMON SHEPHERD -- The Institution of Training SIMON SHEPHERD -- Did you say ‘training’?/JOSETTE FERAL -- Of Pounds of Flesh and Trojan Horses: Performer training in the twenty-first century/FRANK CAMILLERI -- Setting the Stage: Social-environmental and motivational predictors of optimal training engagement/ELEANOR QUESTED & JOAN L. DUDA -- Movement, Training and Mind: Insights from the perspective of Motologie/ULF HENRIK CDHLE -- Wood and Waterfall: Puppetry training and its anthropology/CARIAD ASTLES -- Psychological Training for the Actor: A question of plumbing or wiring?/DICK McCAW -- Trained Performances of Love and Cruelty Between Species/PETA TAIT -- When Training Details/BOJANA BAUER -- Repetition and the Birth of Language/PIOTR WOYCICKI -- Spinal Snaps: Tracing a back-story of European actor training/JONATHAN PITCH ES -- On the Production of the Body Ideal/VlIRONIQUE CHANCE -- Acting Freely/JOHN MATTHEWS -- Partisan Warfare: Training, commitment and the politics of entertainment/WOLF-DIETER ERNST -- In Permanent Process of Reinvention/GUILLERMO GOMEZ-PENA, ROBERTO SIFUENTES & KIMBERLEE PEREZ -- Book Review: The Lifeworks of Teaching Hsieh/DAVID WILLIAMS -- Notes on Contributors.

Various authors who are experts in their fields