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Czech stage designer and technology innovator, co-creator of Theatergraph. After WWII he became a Communist official and co-authored theatre-funding policy in Czechoslovakia. Founder of the Stage Design Laboratory and Institute of Stage Design.

 
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Property / Has worked in: D 34 Theatre / rank
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start time: 1933
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start time: 1 October 1963
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29 September 1984
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Miroslav
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Kouřil
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Czech stage designer and technology innovator, co-creator of Theatergraph. After WWII he became a Communist official and co-authored theatre-funding policy in Czechoslovakia. Founder of the Stage Design Laboratory and Institute of Stage Design.
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Miroslav Kouřil
Czech stage designer and technology innovator, co-creator of Theatergraph. After WWII he became a Communist official and co-authored theatre-funding policy in Czechoslovakia. Founder of the Stage Design Laboratory and Institute of Stage Design.

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