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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Nick Asbury writes beautifully and not egocentricallyBy Marla RichmondI really wish that I was able to pursue theater. This book goes into production at the Royal Shakespeare Company through the eyes of a member of the cast. not a star. Nick Asbury writes beautifully and not egocentrically. I enjoyed this book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. What a Ride...By CustomerAs an aspiring actor; this book touched me on a deep and singular level. There are few arts (Asbury is correct in this) that communicate better than that of theatre. Asburys Words ring in my soul; and inspire me to better myself. Thanks for setting the bar high. Ill be sure to join you there.5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Id recommend it to anyoneBy AMHEven if all you want is to spend some time reading a likable author with a knack for engaging prose and a good story to tell; then this book is already a winning proposition. Buy it now.But if you might also like; along the way; to learn a bit about acting; English life/culture; and even Shakespeares history plays from the production perspective; then this is absolutely essential reading.There have been plenty of actors memoirs over the years -- indeed there have been some written in the diary format (like this one) by classically-trained Shakespearean actors. Many of these memoirs are very good reading. But this one; for me; takes Best in Show. Why? Because of what this project is about and who Asbury is. The books genesis was as a blog on the website for "The Histories;" a multi-year; ensemble production. So Asbury is not the kind of actor who headlines Hollywood movies in between plays; some star regaling his fan base with reverie and a behind-the-curtain schtick. Instead; this is an in-the-trenches; for-the-love (and frustration)-of-it look at the what ensemble acting is supposed to be. This is about a friendly and intelligent working actor in rural(-ish) England showing and sharing his experience of the art; its culture; and sometimes life in general.That Asbury writes with such a cozy but versatile style is another treat. He has no trouble ranging from boyishness; to sweetness; to insightful commentary--sometimes within pages. What he doesnt ever do (thankfully) is get overblown or pompous.I should clarify that this is not an "academic" book; per se. The drama student reviewers here are right that this book can be--in addition to being fun--useful and inspiring to young actors. I; myself; am an English literature professor; and its been very useful to me; both in the classroom and for my work on Shakespeare in performance. But I would recommend this book to ANYONE. Give it as a gift; add it to your book club list: whatever. Itll fit in.In keeping with its blogger beginnings; the book retains the diary format -- so theres no thematic structure; the reader is simply carried along through the experience as Asbury records it. There is talk of a new book coming by Asbury; by the way...heres hoping...