Maximilian Goldmann

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Maximilian Goldmann, better known as Max Reinhardt, was a pioneering Austrian-born theatre director and producer who revolutionized modern stagecraft in the early 20th century.

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instanceOf Austrian person
Jewish person
human
theatre director
theatre producer
émigré
alsoKnownAs Max Reinhardt
birthName Maximilian Goldmann
causeOfDeath stroke
citizenship Austria
Austria-Hungary
countryOfBirth Austria-Hungary
countryOfDeath United States of America
countryOfExile United States of America
dateOfBirth 1873-09-09
dateOfDeath 1943-10-30
employer Deutsches Theater Berlin
Kammerspiele Berlin
era early 20th century
ethnicGroup Austrian Jews
familyName Goldmann
fieldOfWork film
stagecraft
theatre
fledFrom Nazi Germany
founded Salzburg Festival
givenName Maximilian
influenced directorial concept of Regietheater
modern European theatre
languageOfWork German
movement modernism in theatre
name Maximilian Goldmann
notableFor innovative use of space, light, and ensemble acting
large-scale theatrical productions
revolutionizing modern stagecraft in the early 20th century
notableWork Jedermann (Salzburg Cathedral Square production)
linked to: Jedermann

productions of plays by Hugo von Hofmannsthal
productions of plays by William Shakespeare
occupation actor
film director
theatre director
theatre producer
placeOfBirth Baden bei Wien
placeOfDeath New York City
religion Judaism
residence Berlin
New York City
Salzburg
Vienna
spouse Else Heims
Helene Thimig

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Max Reinhardt birthName Maximilian Goldmann
Maximilian Goldmann name Maximilian Goldmann
Maximilian Goldmann birthName Maximilian Goldmann