Konstantin Stanislavsky was known for being the most influential theorist of modern acting. “This led to the central principle of the system, that by using ‘affective memory’ or ‘emotional memory’ and actor can create fusion between his or her own self and the character by stimulating emotions the actor has experienced”(Marsh). Affective memory requires actors to call on a certain memory of details from a similar situation. Importing these feelings to the character with emotion. Imagination and emotions would represent the roles Stanislavsky experienced on stage. The actor’s role implied concentration, self-control, and imagination. Stanislavski system was first heard in America from three members of the Moscow Art Theatre. “They became teachers