The Count is Home: The Development of August Strindberg's Miss Julie, from First Rehearsal to Opening Performance by the Saint Albans Repertory Theater, Washington, D.C., 1970: A Journal - Softcover

Newcomb, David C.

 
9781960090300: The Count is Home: The Development of August Strindberg's Miss Julie, from First Rehearsal to Opening Performance by the Saint Albans Repertory Theater, Washington, D.C., 1970: A Journal

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August Strindberg's Miss Julie is the play-within-a-play for Newcomb's dramatic account of a fledgling theater company mounting a production of Strindberg's Miss Julie. Round and round we go as Julie's madness and John's provocations begin to affect the players and finally the company itself.

If you're interested in watching a theater company tackle a difficult production, one affecting everyone with something like the madness of the characters they portray, The Count Is Home is your cup of ... excuse me, hemlock.


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David Newcomb began writing in his teens, and has had a long, productive career. As a playwright, he has had several plays produced. As a novelist, he has taken us to the skies in Harry's Ark, as well as to the city streets in the noir novel, Sunday's Child. Now, he is back to the skies as a journalist with To the Brink: Journal of a Student Pilot. No matter the genre, you can count on Newcomb to engage you with evocative detail and characters you wouldn't mind spending your day with.

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