Charles Randolph-Wright
Broadway Master Class: Directors
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16m
Acclaimed director, Charles Randolph-Wright, talks about his shift from an actor to Broadway director and provides essential perspective on how to create effective scene and character transitions, when to say “I don’t know” and what directors must study. Broadway highlights: “Motown the Musical”, “Love/Life”, “Bea Arthur on Broadway”.
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