Description
For more than half a century, John Houseman stood at the center of America’s cultural life, shaping the theater and the public imagination with a voice as distinctive as his path. In this memoir, he recounts a remarkable journey from his early years abroad to the defining moments that brought him into the heart of the performing arts. With wit, candor, and a keen sense of history, Houseman reflects on ambition, reinvention, and the often unseen labor behind artistic achievement. Blending personal recollection with cultural observation, this is an “unfinished business” of memory—an account of how one life can intersect with an era’s creative forces and still leave room for what remains to be done.
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paperback
Chatto & Windus
Published Jan 1, 1986
498 pages
ISBN: 0701131276
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First Published
1986
Language
eng
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