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Steven Berkoff
What made Steven Berkoff? Born in the East End in 1937 and educated at Hackney Downs Grammar (Harold Pinter's old school), throughout his life as actor, director and playwright, Steven Berkoff has been variously described as exciting, controversial, thrilling, egocentric, electric and dynamic.
Ranging freely between his childhood, his teenage years spent going 'up West', a formative year with family in the USA, his early days in theatre, this first collection of autobiographical writings from Steven Berkoff shows how he siphoned off and transformed those experiences for his plays, East and West and how his later experiences informed Greek. Berkoff's autobiography is essential reading for all those fascinated by his explosive dynamism and an inspiration to those wanting to enter the theatrical profession.
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Non-fiction
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Biography & Memoir
Genres & Themes:
Jewish;
British Theatre;
Acting
Meditations on Metamorphosis
Steven Berkoff
'Franz Kafka has found his perfect modern interpreter in Steven Berkoff.'
Financial Times
Focusing on rehearsals for the 1992 Mitsubishi Theater, Tokyo, production of his ...
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