Dylan
by Sidney Michaels, Caitlin Thomas, John M. Brinnin
Synopsis
Alec Guinness starred on Broadway as the intemperate and often vulgar poet.
The play begins with his farewell to wife and Wales to tour the states, follows him to colleges, bars and bedrooms and finally to the ship that bore his body home, dead at 39.
Press Reviews
"Sensitive, sympathetic and compelling...An absorbing study in human disintegration."
— New York Post
"So absorbing that it became a personal experience, and not just a skillful piece for the theatre. One of the beautiful plays of our time."
— New York Daily News
Publication
Dylan is a comedy play written by Sidney Michaels and published by Samuel French (1992).
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Samuel French · 1992 · 100 pp
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