Charles Frohman

Frohman's influence on American theater is profound, having produced over 700 shows and discovering numerous stars. Notable for his production of Peter Pan, he co-founded the Theatrical Syndicate in 1896, which controlled the touring company landscape for over twenty years. His collaborations with English producers led to a series of successful London productions before 1910, including Quality Street and The Admirable Crichton, showcasing his significant role in shaping theatrical entertainment during his era.