Otto Brahm
Otto Brahm · Arts & Literature
Literary & drama critic
1856, Hamburg, Germany — 1912, Berlin, Germany
Germany (Hamburg, Berlin)
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Otto Brahm (born Otto Abrahamsohn) was a German literary and drama critic and theatre director who led the Naturalist movement on the German stage, championing Ibsen, Hauptmann and Zola and founding the Freie Bühne in Berlin. Born into a Jewish family in Hamburg, he directed the Deutsches Theater and the Lessingtheater, insisting on lifelike, socially engaged staging. He is regarded as a decisive influence on modern German theatre.
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Literary & drama critic
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