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  • directing
    / 19th-century directing

    …German practice of appointing an Intendant to run a theatre company is an early example of the function now referred to in the British theatre as artistic director, combining practical and artistic control over the work of a dramatic company. Goethe, for example, was appointed Intendant of the court theatre…

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    …German practice of appointing an Intendant to run a theatre company is an early example of the function now referred to in the British theatre as artistic director, combining practical and artistic control over the work of a dramatic company. Goethe, for example, was appointed Intendant of the court theatre…

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