1898-02-10 — 1956-08-14
· Augsburgo
Bertolt Brecht was a German playwright, poet, and theater director whose work was characterized by its deep social and political criticism. He developed "epic theater," a style that sought to distance the spectator from the action to encourage critical reflection rather than emotional identification. His poetry, often marked by simplicity and forcefulness, addressed themes such as war, injustice, exile, and the human condition in turbulent times. Brecht is a central figure in 20th-century theater, influencing countless playwrights and thinkers.
