Adler studied with Stanislavsky in Russia in 1934 and adapted his principles, which in their original form she considered too rigid. In 1931 Adler joined the innovative Group Theater, whose actors were trained in "method acting," a system propounded by Russian actor and theatre director Konstantin Stanislavsky and based on the idea that actors perform by invoking affective memory or a personal memory of the emotion they are trying to portray. Between 19 she performed more than 100 roles. Returning to New York City, she played feature roles and performed in vaudeville, later touring Europe and South America as the head of a repertory company. In 1919 Adler made her international debut in London, where she remained for a year. After that, she received little formal schooling and no formal acting training instead she studied with her father by watching other actors and learning her craft by observation and performance. She made her stage debut at age four in one of her father's productions. Adler was the daughter of classical Yiddish stage tragedians Jacob and Sara Adler, who formed the organization deemed largely responsible for promoting Yiddish theatre in the early 20th-century United States, the Independent Yiddish Art Company. American actress, teacher, and founder of the Stella Adler Conservatory of Acting in New York City (1949), where she tutored performers in "the method" technique of acting. Our company ethos aims to ensure our world is truthfully represented and is reflected with passion, respect and enthusiasm.Born Feb. The Blind Cupid Shakespeare Company aspires to encapsulate the beauty of traditional Shakespeare, in a modern world, that is accessible to all. We generate professional theatre (both live and virtual), as well as workshops, events and audio content to expand our outreach and to encourage all to connect with the work of Shakespeare. The team is bi-continetal, with artistic engagements in the US, UK, Central Europe and Africa. Our company is an international and neuro-diverse group of creative artists including actors, directors, producers, writers, graphic designers and more. The Blind Cupid Shakespeare Company aims to bring fresh, inclusive, collaborative, empowering classical theatre to international communities in order to encourage continued relationships across borders and backgrounds, reaffirming that theatre connects people from all walks of life and belongs to everyone.
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