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From the illustrious theater manager who, at intermission, fried bacon and eggs in the Royal Box to feed her starving cast, to the shows that were so bad they closed after the first act on the first night, this book abounds with true tales of the theater's strangest characters and events.
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Christopher Esch
reviewed Theatre's Strangest Acts: Extraordinary but True Tales from the History of Theatre on November 17, 2010
Theatre's Strangest Acts: Extraordinary but True Tales from the History of Theatre
A nice little collection of various tales from the theatre world, entertaining and fun to read but by no means extraordinary or strange. A few theatre ghosts appear, of course, but most of the short stories recount incidents (and sometimes accidents) in and around the theatre. It helps if one is familiar with the protagonists and knows the theatre that star - sometimes importantly so - in the chapters.
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