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Collaboration and Leadership |
The collaborative director is, as Robert Cohen and John Harrop put it in their book Creative Play Direction, “first among equals.” In essence, he or she seeks to lead the ensemble through a constructive process toward a product (the production) that achieves the director’s overall interpretation of the script. To do so, the director aims for a type of collaboration that works best for the production and the ensemble. The director must use his or her judgment and appraisal of the ensemble members’ skills and personalities to find the best collaborative process, which will vary from show to show. It is not my purpose to dictate a specific collaborative process or relationship, but to help ...
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