The Emergence of the Director as a Separate Creative Figure

The emergence of the director as a separate creative figure can partly be attributed to the

A) production elements demanded by nonrealistic drama.
B) insistence by playwrights that someone take control of the rehearsal process.
C) rise of the Broadway producing organization in the 1920s.
D) increase in numerous forms of communication, which opened up a world of other cultures to examine and bring to life on stage.