Mr. Foglia, who directed "Master Class," has lent little crispness or clarity to a play in which the speakers move confusingly between conversation and spoken thoughts.
In 1925 he was invited to direct the master class in musical composition at the Prussian Academy of Arts in Berlin.
Larger projects, such as pyramids and aqueducts, were directed by master builders, who were assisted by foremen and scribes.
She was trained first in Dublin and then in London at Central Saint Martins, where the guidance of Louise Wilson, who directs the master's course at the prestigious fashion school, brought out a strong focus.
Gregory A. Kuhlman, a psychologist who directs the master's program in mental health counseling at Brooklyn College, said, "It's actually misleading to imply to couples that their happiness and success will be based on general compatibility".
A few years ago I found myself in rehearsal for Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape, directing the "master of the pause", Harold Pinter, and asking him to trust the pauses more.
Apparently the programme aims to prove that the memory and reasoning abilities of a rescue dog could be directed towards mastering the controls of a light aircraft.
Using participants handpicked from rescue centres, the Sky 1 series, Dogs Might Fly, aims to prove that the memory and reasoning abilities possessed by the brightest pets could be directed towards mastering the controls of a light aircraft.
The self-understanding of engineering has to be re-directed towards mastering the ubiquitous metabolism of human with nature.
These articles were apparently directed at masters of arts at the university of Paris, among them Siger of Brabant and Boethius of Dacia.
