Description
"At Half-Past Eight: Essays of the Theatre 1921-1922" is a witty and insightful collection of theatrical criticism by the renowned critic James Agate. Covering the London stage during the early 1920s, this work captures the essence of a vibrant era in British performing arts. Through a series of sharp-eyed essays, Agate examines the performances of leading actors, the nuances of stage direction, and the evolving tastes of the post-war audience.