Stanislavsky's system of actor training and acting has had a major influence in Western theatre history of the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries. If it is not directly practised, the differences most frequently represent conscious developments of Stanislavsky's theories (for example, Strasberg and his 'Method'), or outspoken opposition to them
(for example, the early Brecht). Stanislavsky takes up the serious issue as to whether or not the actor should be involved with the emotions supposedly felt by the
(for example, the early Brecht). Stanislavsky takes up the serious issue as to whether or not the actor should be involved with the emotions supposedly felt by the