John Lahr

• Jan-2014
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A reissue in hardback of critic John Lahr's famous 1982 study of Noël Coward's plays"Noël Coward," said Terence Rattigan, "is simply a phenomenon, and one that is unlikely to occur ever again in theatre history." A phenomeno...

• Jan-2013
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Meet Benny Walsh: busboy at the Homestead restaurant in New York City by day, compulsive autograph hunter by night. Known for going to extraordinary lengths for a much-coveted signature, Benny is also tangled up with an actress and fellow autograph h...

• Jan-1974
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TV executive George Mellish has separated from his wife and seems determined to live it up in the lonely grandeur of his new penthouse flat, yet he finds himself still obsessed by his wife, to the point of spying on her from a treehouse. A comic nove...

• Nov-1973
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In Life-Show John Lahr and Jonathan Price take the metaphor of the theater and use it to probe deeply and provocatively into the dramatic details of contemporary culture. Their book is a radical new approach to understanding the stage through history...