Once you're a celebrity, everything means something, from the cut of your suit to how much you loved your mum. And that nauseates English playwright Alan Bennett, who two decades ago wrote a wickedly funny play that lays bare our obsessive need to know. -
WSC's 'Kafka': The Trials of Fame Prove Gleeful
Once you're a celebrity, everything means something, from the cut of your suit to how much you loved your mum. And that nauseates English playwright Alan Bennett, who two decades ago wrote a wickedly funny play that lays bare our obsessive need to know.-
By Nelson Pressley