Carl Carl
Polish actor and theatre director
Born
November 7th, 1787
237 years ago
Died
August 14th, 1854
170 years ago — 66 years old
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Poland
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Born in Poland, this actor and theatre director made significant contributions to the performing arts. Active throughout the 19th century, work included numerous theatrical productions and directing renowned plays. Led several prominent theatrical companies and contributed to the development of theatre in Poland, influencing future generations of performers and directors. The unique approach to stagecraft and performance left a lasting legacy in Polish theatre.
Directed notable plays in Polish theatre
Contributed to the development of the theatre scene in Poland
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