A Bright Ray of Darkness
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S**T
Compelling but....
A terrific succinct read full of wit and life. It is detailed in its portrayal of theatre life, with a production of Shakespeare’s Henry Iv plays firming the back ground to the lead characters journey. However it could do with a better edit as the factual inaccuracies in the background are irritating: Gielgud did not play Hal opposite Olivier’s Hotspur; Peter Hall not James Hall was the artistic director of the RSC. Nevertheless a hugely enjoyable read
N**
Excellent. Mr Hawke can really write.
Read this in a single sitting on a Sunday afternoon. Ethan tells a story of an actor in crisis and joy. Pacey, thought-provoking and with zero fat. Excellent.
A**R
Interesting book
Refreshingly open and intense.
A**R
Reads easily
Great read
S**7
Great read
Finished the book in one day. He’s a very good writer. A seldom written account of male perspective on marriage, family and finding yourself.
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