God Stars in Obscene Life of Child-Genius and Triumphs
The most welcome 20th-anniversary production of Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus on Broadway belatedly told me something new about the celebrated play I’d seen twice before. I’m sure many others must have realized before me that the towering central role of the drama doesn’t belong to its obscene child-genius, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, nor to that righteous embodiment Read More
