What was Brook's approach when directing plays?
One of Great Simplicity
One of Complexity
One of Extravagance
One of Mystery
Answer
Brook's approach when directing plays was one of great simplicity. He believed that the most important thing was to tell the story in the most direct and effective way possible, without any unnecessary distractions. This often meant stripping the plays down to their bare essentials, removing anything that was not absolutely necessary to the story.
The Master of English Stage: Discovering Peter Brook
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