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| - L'Actors' Laboratory Theatre fu un laboratorio per la formazione al mestiere dell'attore, con sede a Hollywood. (it)
- The Actors' Laboratory Theatre was a politically active theatre company and acting school founded in January 1941 by Roman Bohnen, Jules Dassin, , Lloyd Bridges, Danny Mann, Jeff Corey, and J. Edward Bromberg. During the Second World War, the Actor's Lab made multiple performances for servicemen, in association with the Hollywood Victory Committee. The Actor's Lab was originally above Sharkey's Bar at the corner of Franklin and Bronson Avenues in Hollywood. In 1943, the theatre moved to 1455 North Laurel Avenue, Hollywood, California. (en)
- Actors' Laboratory Theatre adalah sebuah sekolah akting dan perusahaan teater yang aktif secara politik yang didirikan pada Janueri 1941 oleh , Jules Dassin, , Lloyd Bridges, , , dan . Pada masa Perang Dunia Kedua, Actor's Lab membuat penampilan berganda untuk para perwira, yang berkaitan dengan . Actor's Lab awalnya berada di atas Sharkey's Bar di persimpangan Jalan Franklin dan Bronson di Hollywood. Pada 1943, teater tersebut berpindah ke 1455 North Laurel Avenue, Hollywood, California. (in)
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| - The Actors' Laboratory Theatre was a politically active theatre company and acting school founded in January 1941 by Roman Bohnen, Jules Dassin, , Lloyd Bridges, Danny Mann, Jeff Corey, and J. Edward Bromberg. During the Second World War, the Actor's Lab made multiple performances for servicemen, in association with the Hollywood Victory Committee. The Actor's Lab was originally above Sharkey's Bar at the corner of Franklin and Bronson Avenues in Hollywood. In 1943, the theatre moved to 1455 North Laurel Avenue, Hollywood, California. The Actors' Lab brought the ideas and acting techniques of New York's Group Theatre to California, and "prided itself on having opened its doors to students of all races." Hedda Hopper criticized the group for this opposition to racial segregation. The Actors' Lab was eventually denounced as a communist organization, and some of its members and former-members, including Lloyd Bridges and Morris Carnovsky, were blacklisted. Owing to the accusations of communism, the Actor's Lab lost its sources of financial support. Bohnen and other principals of the theater were called before a California Senate committee and declined to disclose if they were Communists. The U.S. Internal Revenue Service subsequently withdrew the group's tax exempt status, and the Veterans Administration cancelled its contracts with the group. Bohnen, considered the group's driving force in its final days, died of a heart attack during an Actors' Lab performance, and his death was partly attributed to the Lab's difficulties. The theatre was closed in February 1950. (en)
- Actors' Laboratory Theatre adalah sebuah sekolah akting dan perusahaan teater yang aktif secara politik yang didirikan pada Janueri 1941 oleh , Jules Dassin, , Lloyd Bridges, , , dan . Pada masa Perang Dunia Kedua, Actor's Lab membuat penampilan berganda untuk para perwira, yang berkaitan dengan . Actor's Lab awalnya berada di atas Sharkey's Bar di persimpangan Jalan Franklin dan Bronson di Hollywood. Pada 1943, teater tersebut berpindah ke 1455 North Laurel Avenue, Hollywood, California. Actors' Lab membawa gagasan-gagasan dan teknik-teknik akting dari Group Theatre di New York ke California, dan "menghargai diri sendiri dengan membuka pintu-pintunya kepada para murid dari seluruh ras." Hedda Hopper mengkritik kelompok tersebut karena penentangannya terhadap pemisahan rasial. Actors' Lab kemudian dicap sebagai organisasi komunis, dan beberapa anggota dan mantan anggotanya (termasuk Lloyd Bridges) dipanggil ke House Un-American Activities Committee. Beberapa orang diantaranya, seperti , dimasukkan daftar hitam. Akibat dituduh komunis, Actor's Lab kehilangan sumber dukungan keuangannya, dan mencabut kontraknya dengan kelompok tersebut. Teaternya ditutup pada Februari 1950. (in)
- L'Actors' Laboratory Theatre fu un laboratorio per la formazione al mestiere dell'attore, con sede a Hollywood. (it)
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