In this immersive audiobook by Terence Rattigan, prepare to plunge into the world of an aging schoolmaster at an esteemed English secondary school. As you listen, you'll witness the relentless judgments he faces from his students, his fellow teachers, and even his own malevolent wife. But amidst the harsh turmoil, a small glimmer of hope emerges. Will a single act of compassion from a sympathetic student be enough to transform his embittered heart?
Within the confines of this audiobook, you'll also be treated to an exclusive interview with Michael Darlow, the brilliant mind behind "Terence Rattigan: The Man and His Work." Delve deeper into the thoughts, motivations, and inspirations that shaped Rattigan's remarkable literary journey.
This captivating L.A. Theatre Works full-cast performance boasts a stellar lineup, with Steven Brand embodying the role of Frank Hunter, Martin Jarvis bringing Andrew Crocker-Harris to life, Ian Ogilvy commanding the stage as The Headmaster, and Darren Richardson portraying the complex character of Peter Gilbert. Devon Sorvari captivates as Mrs. Gilbert, while Kate Steele adds depth to the character of Millie Crocker-Harris. Lastly, Daniel Stewart mesmerizes as John Taplow, leaving a lasting impact on your listening experience.
Under the expert direction of Peter Levin, this audiobook was recorded by L.A. Theatre Works before a live audience, ensuring an authentic and dynamic performance that will transport you into the heart of the story. Prepare for a profound journey of human complexity, emotional turmoil, and the profound impact of a single act of kindness.
With an audiobook rating of 3.3 out of 5, this captivating performance spans a duration of 1 hour and 31 minutes. So sit back, relax, and allow the power of audio storytelling to whisk you away into the realm of Terence Rattigan's classic drama.