Why is co-directing becoming much more common in US theatre?
Jennie Harney-Fleming and James Monroe Iglehart in A Wonderful World. Photo: Jeremy Daniel
The directing credit for new Broadway musical A Wonderful World is notable for being shared not by two people, but by three – Christopher Renshaw, James Monroe Iglehart and Christina Sajous
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