The most provocative director of the twentieth century (b. 1925), which English boy-wonder was famous for innovative direction o
f plays by Shakespeare, Marlowe, Cocteau and Sartre? In 1971, he moved to Paris to create The International Center of Theatre Research; the publication of The Empty Space(1968), in which he divided modern drama into “the deadly theatre, the holy theatre, and the rough theatre,” established his reputation as a theorist. A. Peter Brook
B. Langston Hughes
C. Graham Wilson
D. Andrew Lloyd Weber
Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on the answer, it can be added that Andrew Lloyd Webber (b. 1948) is a British composer and Langston Hughes was an American writer, so options B and D can be discarded. Peter Brook is a film and theatre director, and the author of the book <em>The Empty Space</em>. He has received many awards—including various Tony and Emmy Awards—and has directed numerous Shakespeare plays. He is regarded as one of the best living theater directors.
Docent is the member of the museum staff who works on a voluntary basis and can provide guided tours.
A docent is a guide or lecturer at a museum who leads tours for children and adults . The word docent comes from the Latin word “docere” meaning to teach.
Answer:are sometimes used interchangeably by people who do not understand the difference in their roles. They are truly two distinct jobs. A comparison might be that the editor in chief is similar to the chief executive officer of a company, while the managing editor is more like the chief operating officer. Larger publications often have both positions, while smaller publications may not have a managing editor.