New Yorker Mag. Theater Critic, author and essayist John Lahr, Part 2
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New Yorker Mag. Theater Critic, author and essayist John Lahr, Part 2
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In the second half of this episode, John Lahr shares engaging stories about legendary theater and film figures, including Barry Humphries, Mike Nichols, Buster Keaton, and his own father, famed for playing the Cowardly Lion. He reflects on the artistry, challenges, and personal quirks of these icons, discusses the pressures of stage fright, and offers insights into his work as a critic and biographer. The conversation highlights the humanity behind celebrated performers, the complexities of their craft, and the enduring impact of comedy and storytelling on both artists and audiences.
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