On the Art of the Theatre
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" He is not speaking the truth. They are not his assistants, they are his masters. They lead him with a hook in his nose like the great Leviathan which we see in pictures of the older day pageants. He looks mighty terrible, but he is only made of emptiness covered with paste-board. Is not this a fine master ? Is not this a pretty way to obtain this same unity, this one thing vital to the art ?
So then we have to turn to the six other masters, each of whom helps towards the patchwork, and see if... they will help us to a reasonable answer. The regisseur, or stage-manager, is under the delu- sion that in truth he is the one who is the artist, the inventor, the master, but, poor fellow, he is nothing of the kind, for no one is the master : each throwing into the broth whatever ingredient he 100 THE REGISSEURS will. All are petty masters, each hindering the other. Many of the regisseurs, or stage-managers, are known to me. I have worked with some; others I have spoken with; but all are under the delusion that I mention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He is not speaking the truth. They are not his assistants, they are his masters. They lead him with a hook in his nose like the great Leviathan which we see in pictures of the older day pageants. He looks mighty terrible, but he is only made of emptiness covered with paste-board. Is not this a fine master ? Is not this a pretty way to obtain this same unity, this one thing vital to the art ?
So then we have to turn to the six other masters, each of whom helps towards the patchwork, and see if... they will help us to a reasonable answer. The regisseur, or stage-manager, is under the delu- sion that in truth he is the one who is the artist, the inventor, the master, but, poor fellow, he is nothing of the kind, for no one is the master : each throwing into the broth whatever ingredient he 100 THE REGISSEURS will. All are petty masters, each hindering the other. Many of the regisseurs, or stage-managers, are known to me. I have worked with some; others I have spoken with; but all are under the delusion that I mention.
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