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Stanislavsky System is the method where actors take on portraying natural, believable characters on stage. This style of theatre was a big contrast to the theatre before where actors would involve the audience and have more interaction.  In this style the actors would not even realise the audience, eye contact was even avoided. Stanislavski is the father of todays method acting, where actor would emerge themselves into the character as much as possible. Stanislavski also made the 'Magic if' theory where actors should ask themselves 'What if I was in this situation?'. this works well as this gives a very naturalistic response to the characters on stage.