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Guthrie, (William) Tyrone

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Guthrie, (William) Tyrone (1900-1971)

English theatre director. He was notable for his innovative approach. Administrator of the Old Vic and Sadler's Wells theatres 1939-45, he helped found the Ontario (Stratford) Shakespeare Festival in 1953 and the Minneapolis theatre now named after him. He pioneered the modern concept of open-stage productions for medieval and Renaissance plays. He was knighted in 1961.



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