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Making Scenes is Robert Brustein's own dramatic account of his turbulent tenure as head of the most important and controversial theatrical venture in the last decade - a candid, absorbing, and superbly written memoir of life in the arts. In Making Scenes, Robert Brustein - for thirteen years, dean of the Yale School of Drama and founding director of the Yale Repertory Theatre - traces the development of these two institutions during the period he helped build them into what the Washington Post has called "the preeminent alternative theatrical enterprise in the country." It was a time of…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1984Limelight Editions · 341 pages · 9780879100025
- Other · English · 1981Random House · 341 pages · 9780394510941
BiographyTheatrical producers and directorsTheater criticsYale School of DramaCriticsYale university, history