The New York Times: LONDON — Peter Hall, who created the Royal Shakespeare Company at the age of 29, oversaw the National Theater’s move to the south bank of the Thames and exerted a commanding influence on theater in the English-speaking world for well over 50 years, died on Monday at University College Hospital in London. He was 86.
Hat tip to Jeff Meyerson.
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That the Royal Shakespeare Company was only created in (if I'm doing the math correctly) in 1960 is sort of mind-boggling. And that it took a 29-year-old to do it...WOW.
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