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By becoming either the play's director, dramaturg, designer (scenic, lighting, costume, sound), or a member of the acting ensemble, they are actively participating in the analytical activities of the professional artist. To borrow a phrase from dramaturg Sydne Mahone, Johnson's plays effect a "spiritual realism" which "uses theatre to reveal the unseen through that which is seen" (xxxi-xxxii). She is a well-known dance historian and critic who has been on the staff of the University of Bayreuth's Institute for Lyric Theater and is married to Alfred Oberzaucher, dramaturg of the Vienna State Opera Ballet. |
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