Historia de dos ciudades
- 469 páginas
- 17 horas de lectura
John Gielgud Libros
Sir John Gielgud fue un actor y director inglés, célebre por su elegante presencia escénica y su profunda conexión con el repertorio clásico. Fue especialmente aclamado por su exquisita declamación de versos, su voz cálida y expresiva a menudo comparada con una "trompeta de plata envuelta en seda". Sus interpretaciones obtuvieron un temprano reconocimiento internacional, consolidando su legado como una figura distinguida en las artes escénicas. La maestría de Gielgud le valió un reconocimiento significativo en múltiples plataformas de premios de prestigio.
In true Bryson style, in a study that manages to be witty, amusing and anecdotal as well as informative, on one of the greatest British dramatists that has ever lived, he recounts his travels during which he discusses Shakespeare and his life with expert academics, actors, directors and theatre managers, while following the Stratford route.
An Actor and His Time
- 240 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura
In "An Actor and His Time" John Gielgud tells the story of his life in the theatre - a story already enjoyed by millions of radio listeners and which tells of the plays he starred in and directed, and of the actors and actresses he knew. And, as the curtain rises on Ellen Terry, on Sarah Bernhardt, on Mrs Patrick Campbell, Sir Ralph Richardson, Richard Burton and many others, sixty glorious years of British theatre unfold before our eyes.
