Bertolt Brecht, a famous German playwright and director (1898-1956) known for revolutionary theater techniques.
A German surname. Bertolt Brecht became so influential that his name is often used alone to reference his style of theater and his major works.
Brecht invented 'alienation effect' theater—a technique to deliberately remind audiences they're watching a play so they'd think critically about the message instead of just feeling emotions!
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