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For the publisher, see Max Reinhardt (publisher). For the radio presenter, see Max Reinhardt (radio presenter). Max Reinhardt ( German: [maks ˈʁaɪnhaʁt]; born Maximilian Goldmann; 9 September 1873 – 30 October 1943) was an Austrian-born theatre and film director, intendant, and theatrical producer.
Max Reinhardt (born September 9, 1873, Baden, near Vienna, Austria—died October 31, 1943, New York, NewYork, U.S.) was one of the first theatrical directors to achieve widespread recognition as a major creative artist, working in Berlin, Salzburg, New York City, and Hollywood.
Max Reinhardt. Max Reinhardt auf einer Postkarte, Fotografie von Nicola Perscheid, 1911. Max Reinhardt (ursprünglich Maximilian Goldmann; * 9. September 1873 in Baden (Niederösterreich); † 31. Oktober 1943 in New York) war ein österreichischer Theater- und Filmregisseur, Intendant, Theaterproduzent und Theatergründer.
Max Reinhardt, né Maximilian Goldmann, was born in Austria on September 9, 1873. He was the first truly modern stage director, renowned for his theatrical innovation and status as an impresario of international stature.
Max Reinhardt. Director: Sumurûn. Max Reinhardt was from an Austrian merchant family (surname officially changed from the family name Goldmann to Reinhardt in 1904), and even as a boy, after his family moved to Vienna, he haunted the "Hofburg Theater" and tried to see every play.
Autumn 2023 marks a double commemoration for the theatre world: the 150th anniversary of Max Reinhardt’s birth, and the 80th anniversary of his death.
Max Reinhardt was born 9.9.1873 in Baden near Vienna as Maximilian Goldmann. He celebrated his Salzburg debut as an actor in 1893. However, his services to the Salzburg theater world culminated in his efforts, along with Hugo von Hofmannsthal, to create the Salzburg Festival. read more ...
