The country in which Lee Strasberg was born.
(HINT: The capital city is Warsaw,)

The 1918 pandemic that indirectly made Lee go to acting school.
(HINT: It's something most people get a shot for every fall.)

The high school Lee dropped out of.
(HINT: It was named after the first U.S. envoy to live in Japan.)

The opposite of beautiful, but masculine.
(HINT: Lee thought that he was too ___ to be a professional actor.)

The theatre guild Lee founded with Cheryl Crawford and Harold Clurman.
(HINT: They were a Group that loved Theatre.)

The American city where Lee's career began.
(HINT: He was greeted by Lady Liberty on his way in!)

The first type of acting Lee was exposed to.
(HINT: It aims to create an illusion of reality.)

The area of New York where Lee started his directing career.
(HINT: It's the east side -- upper or lower?)

The role Lee filled most often in his professional career.
(HINT: They govern your classrooms!)

The acting theory Lee taught that used naturalism and affective memory.
(HINT: It's founded on Stanislavski principles.)

The man whose acting principles changed the trajectory of Lee's life.
(HINT: It starts with a Stan- and ends with a -lavski.)

The controversial principle Lee taught his students to elicit more authentic emotions.
(HINT: It was a type of "memory".)

The actors he learned under at the American Laboratory Theatre,
(HINT: They both were taught by Stanislavski.)

A characteristic that Lee possessed and instilled in his students.
(HINT: Red is a color representative of this.)

The transformative force founded to give industry players a refuge to work away from pressure?
(HINT: It was a studio for actors and playwrights alike.)