Legendary director Michael Rudman gives a rare career overview
in 20th-Century Drama, Books, Directors, Theatre People
31st October 2014

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INTERVIEW: MICHAEL RUDMAN
The theatre director talks to Philip Fisher about his extensive career in theatre, as his new book I Joke Too Much: The Theatre Director’s Tale (Capercaillie Books), is published, covering his time running the Traverse and Hampstead theatres, and including productions of Death of a Salesman in the West End and on Broadway, and about his long association with Felicity Kendal. Recorded in Chelsea, 28 October 2014.