Brecht vs Baraka

According to Aristotle's model, the characters of the drama experience a turning point and must change. Drama has followed this pattern for centuries until the last playwriter broke this cycle and begins to adopt other structures. Whether it is Amiri Baraka's The Dutchman or Bertolt Brecht's mother's courage or her child, you will not seek a change in that show. Instead, they all try to motivate viewers to change their society and life; they share a common goal, but they take a totally different approach.

BERTOLT BRECHT b. Eugen Berthold Friedrich Brecht of Augsburg, Germany on February 10, 1898. On 14th August 1956, Bertolt Brecht was the center figure of the 20th century theater. As a playwright, he influenced his work at the director, and Brecht's first drama reflected the influence of Dadaism and Expressionism. He began his career in 1924 and succeeded for the first time in Three Penny Opera in 1928. Prior to Hitler's regime in 1933, Brecht was active in a German theater and exiled in the following 15 years. Meanwhile, Brech examined his most memorable scripts, but his work was seldom produced before he returned to (East) Germany. In the 1950s, Brecht's theatrical tour greatly influenced Roland Bath, Jean-Luc Godard, and those interested in modernist aesthetics and left-handed politics. What Brecht wrote about the practice of the play also had a big impact on dramas and movies.

In 1924 Brecht moved to Berlin. Brecht met with Communist Vienna actress Helen Wegel during his work in Berlin. After Hearn was born, Mr. Brecht's wife Marianna moved with her parents and began actively pursuing Helen Weigel after losing reply to Brecht's letter. At the age of 26, Brecht won his second illegal son when Margaret Steven Brecht and Stefan's friendship, Vigar gave birth to their sons in 1932. It relates to women like Elizabeth Hauptman who wrote more than 80% of "Three Pence Opera", "Margaret Stephen helped close up Blythe", "A good woman in Kansai", "Mother's courage" there is. Her children, "Hera Urijoki, Comedy" "Prince Sagoru"