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Salem to Moscow

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This personal history covers 30 years in the British theatre, but it begins in the 1980s when Cox, despite considerable success on both sides of the Atlantic, was nevertheless seeking a fresh sense of purpose for his life and work. He embarked on a journey which culminated in directing "The Crucible" at the Moscow Art Theatre School. Working within Moscow's most hallowed theatre, his story results in a private and public "glasnost".

Language: English

Pages: 192

Format: Paperback

Release: April 16, 1991

ISBN 13: 9780413664501

Salem to Moscow

0/5 ( ratings)

This personal history covers 30 years in the British theatre, but it begins in the 1980s when Cox, despite considerable success on both sides of the Atlantic, was nevertheless seeking a fresh sense of purpose for his life and work. He embarked on a journey which culminated in directing "The Crucible" at the Moscow Art Theatre School. Working within Moscow's most hallowed theatre, his story results in a private and public "glasnost".

Language: English

Pages: 192

Format: Paperback

Release: April 16, 1991

ISBN 13: 9780413664501

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