Publisher's Synopsis
In this intriguing memoir, John Ambrose Williams explores the life and work of John Philip Kemble, one of the greatest actors of his generation. With plenty of insights into Kemble's craft and creative process, Williams offers readers an engaging glimpse into the world of theater in the 18th century.
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