Of the director's many jobs in a production, explain why one is the most important for a specific play. What factors in the script serve as evidence for your argument?
What will be an ideal response?
The student could discuss the foundational element of any given play and what
makes it unique, what stands out in the script, and how that makes the director's job to
most importantly emphasize that element.
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a. Conducting title searches b. Registering claims of copyright c. Auditing the writer’s share of performance royalties d. Issuing mechanical licenses or managing a relationship with another entity to do so
Why did suffragette Lillie Devereux Blake declare the Statue of Liberty to be an oxymoron?
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