Useful Brecht and Stanislavsky Links
The following sites provide food for theatrical imagination.
Brecht
http://www.cs.brandeis.edu/~jamesf/goodwoman/brecht_bio.html
An excellent site full of links to Brecht (mostly in German): Bertolt Brecht Institutionen
Stanislavsky
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/database/stanislavsky_c.html
Referring to David Mamet's "True and False" this writer suggests: "... even a brilliant man could talk nonsense." http://method.vtheatre.net/stanislavsky.html
Some useful equating with Meyerhold and the ancients: http://www.vtheatre.net/acting/title.html
A fascinating discussion on Stanislavsky's production of The Cherry Orchard: http://newmedia.cgu.edu/stageart/sullivan/stan.html
Here is a most useful article in comparing different theoretical perspectives of Stanislavsky, Brecht, Piscator, Mayerhold, Craig and others: http://www.kingsnortonboys.bham.sch.uk/subjects/drama/pages/stanisl.pdf
This is a most interesting article looking at weaknesses in Stanislavsky's approach while also pointing up what it actually entails. There are some good references to Peter Brook. Stanislavsky on Home Ground by JOHN ELSOM