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TFauchery

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Why do some directors prefer to work as collaborators with actors? What are some challenges to working this way?
 
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Wole Soyinka's work
 
  A. attempts to preserve traditional African performance.
  B. shows both African and European influences.
  C. avoids politics.
  D. rejects European theatrical traditions.



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Answer to Question 1

Some directors feel uncomfortable with the hierarchy of the traditional structure, with the powerful director controlling the creative process, and therefore prefer a collaborative approach to creation. This type of collaboration is challenging because, in order to succeed, the creative ensemble must share goals and expectations about the process and the end product. The ensemble must have a common artistic vocabulary and methodology.

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